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Business Technology Management

• To succeed in a competitive marketplace

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What is Business Technology Management?

• The program combines in-demand technical
  computer skills with practical business knowledge
  to solve unique business issues.

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BTM Unleashed

• Addresses business needs or opportunities using
  Information Technology
• Supports and improves business processes
• Gathers, processes, stores and presents vital
  information to the right people at the right time

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CCICT

• The Canadian Coalition for Tomorrows ICT Skills
  is an industry-led association of employers,
  universities and industry organizations, founded
  by Bell in 2007.
• CCICTs aim is to ensure that Canadian
  organizations can hire the information and
  communications technology (ICT) professionals
  they need to meet their workforce changing and
  diverse needs.

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CCICT Corporate Members
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BTM Knowledge Areas
Projects, Processes, and Change
Technology in Business
Integrative Learning Outcomes
Business
Technology
Personal and Interpersonal
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BTM is NOT

• Extensive computer programming
• Computer hardware and electronics
• Complex computer networking

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Future Jobs for You

• Chief Information Officer
• Information Systems Manager
• Information Systems Consultant
• Systems Analyst
• Business Analyst
• Database Administrator/Analyst
• Project Manager
• Webmaster
• Senior technical executive
• Business technologist
• Electronic commerce expert

• Data security manager
• Information systems business consultant
• Entrepreneur
• Technical sales person

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Our BTM graduates work at

• Deloitte
• Aeroplan
• Accenture
• Telus
• IBM
• Johnson Johnson
• Government of Canada
• CGI
• La Senza
• SAP
• Kraft

• Procter Gamble
• Price Waterhouse Coopers
• Bank of Montreal
• Air Canada
• Bombardier
• Pratt Whitney
• Ericson
• Bell Canada
• Oracle
• Dell

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BTM Co-op Program
Paid work terms in practical professional
projects such as designing Web sites, building
databases, evaluating information systems,
conducting user needs analyses, and building
digital libraries.
Co-op Employers Bombardier Inc. , Canadian Space
Agency Fuller Landau, Human Resources Development
Canada, Imperial Tobacco Ltd., Industry Canada,
KPMG, LOreal Canada, Merck Frosst, Pratt
Whitney Canada, Price-Waterhouse, Raymond,
Chabot, Martin Pare, Standard Life, Toronto
Dominion
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Skills you will develop

• Identifying business tasks and their
  informational needs
• Critical thinking
• Ability to integrate Information Systems concepts
• Project management skills
• Interpersonal skills

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BTM Course Structure

• Business Technology Management

• BTM 380 Application Development
• BTM 382 Database Management
• BTM 480 Project Management
• BTM 481 Information System Analysis
• BTM 495 Design Implementation
• BTM 496 IT Strategy, Management
  Sourcing
• 2 courses chosen from
• BTM 387 E-Business
• BTM 395 Internet Programming
• BTM 430 ERP

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BTM Certification

• Canadian Processing Information Society (CIPS) is
  the accreditation body.
• Student Certification Requirements
• Successful completion of BComm including all BTM
  courses
• 1 year equivalent of related working experience
  (either through coop work terms, internships,
  stages, part-time or full-time work)

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Salary and employment expectations

• 50,500 average salary after graduation
  (32,000-68,000)
• 77.8 of the graduates were employed three months
  after
• (http//johnmolson.concordia.ca/en/career-service
  s/students/1665-undergraduate-student-exit-survey-
  results-june-2010 /)