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Business Information Technology MBA Electives at Ross School of Business

Business Information Technology MBA Electives at Ross School of Business. February 8, 2010. What is Common Here?. Amazon. Google. Schwab. ICICI Bank. Baidu. Cisco. RIM. Apple. What is Common Here? (Average 150+% total return in LAST 5 Years as of Feb 4, 2010!!). Amazon (226%).

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Business Information Technology MBA Electives at Ross School of Business

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  1. Business Information TechnologyMBA Electivesat Ross School of Business February 8, 2010

  2. What is Common Here? Amazon Google Schwab ICICI Bank Baidu Cisco RIM Apple

  3. What is Common Here? (Average 150+% total return in LAST 5 Years as of Feb 4, 2010!!) Amazon (226%) Google (158%) ICICI Bank (68%) Schwab (71%) Baidu (260%) RIM (80%) Cisco (30%) Apple (391%) all data from Google Finance

  4. BIT Department at ROSS How Do Business Leaders Leverage Information to Deliver Value?

  5. BIT MBA Teaching - Elective Courses (Portfolio View) Business Decision Modeling & Skills BIT 512, 513, 515 Business Innovation & New Technology BIT 630, 678, 644 Synchronizing Business and IT Strategy BIT 582 623 Hands-On Project Based Experience BIT 646, 648

  6. BIT MBA Teaching - Elective Courses (Calendar View) Fall A Fall B BIT 512 BIT 630 BIT 646 BIT 513 BIT 515 BIT 648 BIT 623 BIT 644 Winter A Winter B BIT 512 BIT 678 BIT 513 BIT 582

  7. Business Decision Models & Skills • BIT 512: “Microsoft Certified Application Specialist” Excel • Fall & Winter A, 1.5 credits • Delivers advanced spreadsheeting skills • Structured what-iffing; scenarios; graphical representation; macros; workbook auditing; etc. (more details can be found on slide 13) • BIT 513: Decision-Support Modeling Based on Excel • Fall & Winter B, 1.5 credits • Risk analysis, decision analysis, linear and nonlinear optimization • Use of commercial @Risk, PrecisionTree, Solver Excel add-ins. • BIT 515: Business Application Dev. with VBA for Excel • Fall B, 2.25 credits • Introduces students to Visual Basic for Applications programming language and focus on its use in the context of Excel for enhancing business applications.

  8. Business Innovation & New Technology • BIT/CS 630: New Age of Innovation • Fall A, 1.5 credits • Evolving nature of competition and new business models • Role of Business Processes, Analytics and Talent Management • BIT 678: Service Innovation Management • Winter A, 1.5 credits • How to develop innovative e-Services that delight customers and boost the bottom line. Use of design thinking. Action-based learning project. • BIT 644: Introduction to Microfinance (Fall B, 2.25 credits) • Learn /*how*/ financial services work to raise money, judge risk, • delivery complementary services, and benefit the poor. • Weekly lectures from key microfinance leaders: Kiva, Compartamos,Microplace, and more.

  9. Synchronizing Business and IT Strategy • BIT 582: Enterprise Systems Strategy • Winter B 1.5 cr • Role of IT architecture and enterprise systems in enabling firms to compete • Emerging technologies and new business models in how firms connect with customer and suppliers • BIT/OMS 623: Role of IT in Supply Chain Management • Fall B, 1.5 credits • MBA Elective (core in the Masters of Supply Chain Mgmt. program) • Supply-chain digitization and business innovation • Supply chain strategy and IT choice • MRP and ERP (evolution and implementation issues)

  10. Hands-On Project Based Experience • BIT/CS 646: Solving Societal Problems (Fall A, 1.5 credits) • Explore innovations in business and technology that address problems of poverty, health care, education, and the environment at the base of the pyramid and in the U.S. • For students looking to find a way to find personal meaning and challenge by using business as a force of societal good. • BIT 648: Projects In Solving Societal Problems Through Enterprise and Innovation (not offered in Fall 2010) • Work on real problems of poverty, health care, education or the environment in locales as near as Ann Arbor and Detroit and as distant as India and Gabon, Africa.

  11. BIT Industry Connect – Opportunities for students ISEF (Information Systems Executive Forum) • Forum of local industry IT executives that meets once a year in campus • Co-sponsor (with Society of Information Management) of annual Detroit CIO Forum held at the Ritz Carlton Dearborn, Michigan. • Intern opportunities for students to work on projects with our industry sponsors and faculty members

  12. Business Information TechnologyMBA Electivesat Ross School of Business QUESTIONS? February 2010

  13. BIT 512 Business Decision Models & Skills • Fluency in advanced spreadsheeting is a must in a wide range of business areas. (The mastery of advanced spreadsheeting requires serious attention and practice, which belies the common misconception that "spreadsheeting is easy.“) • There is so much horsepower in Excel that it is sometimes referred to as the "Swiss Army Knife" of software. • BIT 512 delivers MCAS (Microsoft Certified Application Specialist) spreadsheeting skills. (The textbook used in BIT 512 is MCAS-certified by Microsoft.) • Topics covered in BIT 512 include: the recording and use of macros; scenario creation and use of the scenario manager; structured what-iffing in the context of Data Tables; use of auditing tools to troubleshoot and verify spreadsheet models; models spanning multiple worksheets and workbooks; introduction to the use of Solver for linear and nonlinear optimization; use of Microsoft Query to access information in external databases; financial functions and their use in analyzing the financial characteristics of proposed undertakings; record manipulation, including filtering and advanced filtering; the use of conditional statistical functions with sets of records; and the use of PivotTables to extract summary statistical information from sets of records.

  14. BIT 513 Business Decision Models & Skills • BIT 513 uses three commercial third-party Excel add-ins to support the study of building decision-support models using three alternative decision-support methodologies. • One methodology is risk analysis, which involves the building of Monte-Carlo spreadsheet-based simulation models based on the Palisade @Risk add-in. • Another methodology is decision analysis, which involves the building of probability-tree models using the Palisade PrecisionTree add-in. • The third methodology is linear and nonlinear optimization, which involves model building using the Frontline Systems Solver add-in. • Each of the three methodologies includes the use of sensitivity analysis. ("How sensitive are the optimal decisions to the assumptions made about uncertain future outcomes?")

  15. BIT 515 Business Decision Models & Skills • You should take this course if your goal is to: • work more efficiently with excel, • save time when faced with time consuming tasks • develop decision support applications with VBA in Excel (Note that to achieve this goal you first have to learn how to write code, a somewhat challenging task for those who have not done so before.) • The first part of the course will build your VBA programming skills. In the second part of the course we will be using these skills to review several business applications developed with VBA. During the entire semester, in class and at home, you will write short programs in VBA.

  16. BIT/CS 630 New Age of Innovation Business Innovation & New Technology • Evolving nature of competition and new business models • Interconnection of business strategy, information technology and talent management • Business process architecture and management flexibility • Role of IT and social architecture in capacity to foster innovation

  17. BIT 678 Service Innovation Management Business Innovation & New Technology • How to develop innovative e-Services that delight customers and boost the bottom line. • Apply Service Innovation Design model (SID) for process of designing innovative e-services (iTunes, financial trading systems, etc.) • Learn how design thinking can transform innovation by focusing on problem finding, opportunity sensing, and solution design. • Apply SID model in an action-based learning project that enables hands-on application of tools and techniques (e.g., ethnography, customer journey mapping, etc.) used in design thinking • Be exposed to a range of e-Service topics, many of which involve environmental sustainability.

  18. BIT 644 - Introduction to Microfinance Business Innovation & New Technology • Explore micro-credit, micro-savings, and other financial services available to the poor • Understand the microfinance ecosystem and how it works – Microfinance institutions, donors, investors, managing an MFI, add-on services, etc. • Deeply explore the poverty-profit tradeoff in social business

  19. BIT 582 Enterprise Systems Strategy Synchronizing Business and IT Strategy • Role of IT Architecture and Enterprise Systems In Enabling Firms to Compete • Emerging Technologies and New Business Models in How Firms Connect with Customers and Suppliers • Digitization of Business and Global Resource Leverage

  20. BIT 623: Role of IT in Supply Chain Synchronizing Business and IT Strategy • Supply-chain Digitization and Business Innovation • Supply chain strategy and IT choice • MRP and ERP (evolution and implementation issues) • Supplier relationship management • Customer relationship management • Role of IT in transportation and warehousing/distribution decision support systems • Emerging technologies and supply chain visibility. 

  21. BIT/CS 646 - Solving Societal Problems Through Enterprise and Innovation Hands-On Project Based Experience • Explore innovations in business and technology to address problems of poverty, health care, education, and the environment • Focus on “base of the pyramid” and developed world problems • Develop perspectives on “changing the world” – in your own life, through organizations, on the world’s stage

  22. BIT 676 IT and Social Enterprise Hands-On Project Based Experience • Role of IT in Social Enterprises and Bottom of the Pyramid Business Models • Technology and Rural Life • Action Oriented Projects

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