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William Woods Poised to Feed the Talent Needs of Missouri’s Fast Growing Tech Hubs
Located within two hours of Fulton, St. Louis and Kansas City are routinely ranked as two of the nation’s leading tech cities. In 2016, Business Insider ranked them “number 1 and number 10 cities, respectively, in the U.S. for fastest-growing startup scene in the tech sector”. Uncubed ranked St. Louis as one of the thirteen […]
Read More...August 6th, 2018
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MIS career spotlight: What does a systems engineer do?
Students earning a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems at William Woods University will have an opportunity to choose from a wide range of career paths upon graduation. Whether your interests lie in the traditional IT sector, business startup, or more of the creative realm, the MIS degree offers the flexibility to apply your […]
Read More...May 9th, 2018
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Trends in MIS: Cloud-based data storage
Every second of every day more than 24,000 gigabytes of data are uploaded to the internet. A single minute into your time spent reading this blog, people will have uploaded more than 31.25 million messages on Facebook, over 300,000 tweets on Twitter, and more than 48,000 photos on Instagram. A recent report by Cisco, estimates […]
Read More...April 4th, 2018
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Management Information Systems Course Spotlight: Database Management Systems
One of the courses that Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems (MIS) students will take at William Woods is MIS 225 – Database Management Systems. This course familiarizes students with various database management systems and how to manage them. Students will learn how to develop application programs in the database environment as well as […]
Read More...February 6th, 2018
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What you can do, and earn, with a management information systems degree
According to Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment of computer and information technology professionals is projected to grow 13 percent by the year 2026, a faster than average rate. Students earning a degree in management information systems will be well trained to pursue many of those opportunities. Below, we’ve put together a few job titles […]
Read More...December 18th, 2017
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