Bank operating with TM’s and Internet Banking:
It could not be argued that in such a scenario a techno friendly manager will prove to far
more efficient for the bank compared to a regular MBA. Moreover, with a grasp on subjects
Like Network and Information Securities, Risk Management, and Information Systems Strategies an
MBA IS graduate has the necessary skill set tailor made for the banking business.
A walk in customer at a Retail Mall with Bar Code reader, RFID tags, and POS:
In the given business scenario it is essential to study the details and strategies that help bring
down the costs for the retail establishment while maximizing sales. Over the recent
years, IT has proved to be the single most lethal weapon to meet this purpose.
Right from the first term ‘IS’ students are exposed to database management papers like
Oracle and RDBMS. They get a hold of the value chain and the importance of
integration through papers and Field Projects in Supply Chain Management and IT
Evaluation and Benefits.
A farmer accessing an Information Portal such as E choupal by ITC: A very crucial
factor in such business cases is the alignment of process flows inside the organization
and studying the needs and wants of clients, or farmers in the given case, to improve
business effectiveness while striving for innovation, flexibility and integration with
Technology. Subjects like, Business Process Management, are designed by industry
Experts, who give such insight to the students, in the practical side of their jobs.
Apart from it they also have a paper in Enterprise Applications, Strategic management,
And Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) to help them learn the ever-evolving cycle of strategic
Planning for enterprises.
A Traveler being guided by a Kiosk at a Railway Station: Practical insights on subjects
Like Software and Information Technology Project Management prove to add a feather
On the cap of IS students in terms of equipping them with the minutest details required
To carry out an IT project most efficiently. Subject matter knowledge is crucial for
handling of scenarios like the one in given case of a fully automated service. To help
Meet this, designing of business and software models is learned by subjects like Unified
Modeling Language.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Survival as a manger in today's techno-savvy work environment depends largely on your ability to innovate - and technology provides tremendous opportunities to innovate and oneself from the crowd. The technological order of today calls for a change in the way Education is imparted.
Roles like business analysts, pre-sales managers, consultants and even service delivery heads in various end-user service industries typically require MBAs with the desired functional specialization PLUS a good knowledge of IT. This is apart from the roles that are available in any IT Function of an organization.
Even during economic downturn, Job growth and opportunity is projected to be quite good in IS, as businesses become increasingly reliant of the technologies they use to manage people, information and products.
Graduates will find work both in large corporations in a variety of industries and in the technology industry itself. A majority of students will go on to work in upper level management positions in these businesses. There is also the opportunity to work as a consultant or start your own business as Information systems professionals play a critical role in the managerial, operational and decision-making activities of numerous organizations and across various industries which all require efficient and effective analysis, design and management of information to thrive in today’s competitive business environment well. With tech-savvy employees in high demand, opportunities are indeed enormous for the MBA (IS) students.
FAQ
Can a Student without any Computer Knowledge join MBA (IS) @ BMA?
MBA in Information Systems makes no assumptions on prior familiarity with IT or
Computing. No Prior Computer knowledge is required. The Student can be from any background
in their UG level. The training is from the ground up with a “Systems Essential” course that
covers the Fundamentals of Computers and Information Systems. Special mentorship
sessions are provided for those students who need special attention.