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Illinois Institute of Technology

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Services Offered

• Information Technology & Management graduate and undergraduate education
• IT and technology training
• Research
• Internships, Co-op, on campus job fairs and interviewing
• Meeting space & facility rental

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• Controlling the Emerging Data Dilemma: Building Policy for Unstructured Data Access
  
  Unstructured data has become extremely easy to share and controls must be established to ensure that sharing is done appropriately within an enterprise setting. Further, with growing legal, compliance, and security issues, unstructured data will only become a greater issue if not addressed. With solid development of unstructured data access management and policy, this information may finally receive the attention it deserves.
  
  
• Contingency Planning for Information Technology
  
  By creating a contingency plan and regularly testing it, companies can prepare themselves for disaster. Individual teams with specific assignments should regularly practice their roles to ensure readiness. Also, by utilizing online or off-site backup systems and SaaS packages, businesses can maintain operational functionality even through the disaster recovery process.
  
  
• Is your IT career 2.0?
  
  Get started at and get promoted with a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Information Technology and Management from Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT). IIT’s Information Technology and Management program applies a hands-on, reality-based approach to education that allows students to apply what they learn in class to solve real-life problems. Students learn about new and emerging information and communication technologies and the application, integration and administrative practices used in the effective management of these technologies. This teaching philosophy prepares students to become innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders of the future.
  
  
• Webcast: Top Tips for Selling to IT Executives: What Makes Me Happy and What Does Not

  Building on over 20 years of IT buying experience Ray Trygstad shares his list of do's and don'ts for selling to IT executives.
  

• Selling the Boss: Convincing Senior Management of the Need for Contingency Planning
  
  Despite more than adequate evidence that planning for business continuity in the face of disruptions and disasters is critical in today's unsettled world, many firms resist making the necessary investment in contingency planning. This white paper present three different but equally valid responses to the question: If you were working in an organization that had no contingency plans (incident response plan, disaster recovery plan, business continuity plan, crisis management plan), what argument might you as an information security professional make to higher management as to why these plans are necessary?