To assist our region's businesses and educators, AIM participates in
a variety of research activities. It also has published helpful guides
for students.
Research Studies
In order to keep current with the dynamic environment in information
technology, education, and economic development, AIM participates in a
variety of research-oriented activities. Our research studies
focus on survey data that helps identify key characteristics of the
region's information technology environment including trends in the IT department's role, technology usage, educational requirements, and workforce challenges.
AIM's
research efforts depend on information and ideas generated from the
community. To discuss potential research or to get more information
about AIM's ongoing research activities, please contact:
John Jeanetta
Vice President of Research & Planning
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(402)345-5025 ext. 127
AIM's Most Recent Study Focuses on the Role of IT in Change Management
As an organization's core business processes become increasingly integrated through information technology, the successful management of change — whether it results from business, social, regulatory, or technological forces — requires a blend of IT and business expertise. AIM's latest research effort surveyed the IT departments of 21 large highly integrated Omaha firms to obtain a better understanding of the roles IT departments play in managing change and what that says about the blend of IT and business skills needed by employees throughout today's organizations. View the Study...
To view a list of all AIM research documents, click on:
Publications
AIM has published two books that promote interest in IT careers for
students. To learn more about these books and how you can help provide them to regional high school students, click on:
AIM Publications
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