With technology driving almost every industry, and more and more professionals in the coming years will be needed to lead at the intersection of business, information technology and management. Drexel ...

There are many different types of management technologies available to help businesses effectively reach their goals. With customer relationship management software, scheduling software and budgeting ...

Change isn’t easy, and implementing new technology is particularly difficult. People tend to dislike change unless they perceive it as personally beneficial. Unfortunately, new technology is rarely ...

An increasing percentage of our students seek jobs in large technology firms. In each graduating class from 2017–2019, at least one in four students was recruited into technology positions. Our ...

The demand for supply chain and information technology professionals in business is growing at a fast pace. Saint Louis University’s Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business will prepare you for these ...

You'd like to think of your accounting firm as tech-forward, but how do you know for sure? A natural starting point for CPAs and accountancy might be metrics: not only how much you've invested in tech ...

Saint Louis University's business technology management minor at the Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business develops the ability to leverage technology to drive business performance. Students gain ...

A paradigm shift in global society has positioned technology as the main driver for economic growth in industry and government. Yet successful management of today’s fluid, fast-paced innovations poses ...

“Project Management” is an enormous industry. Software, training, certifications and even Masters degrees – everything you can imagine — to make us better at managing simple and complex projects. But ...

As technology developments create new opportunities finance professionals to push the boundaries of what’s possible in asset management, strategically applying new technologies and processes is ...

An increasing percentage of our students seek jobs in large technology firms. In each graduating class from 2017–2019, at least one in four students was recruited into technology positions. Our ...