CIS 8220 - International Information Technology Issues and Policy

3 Credit Hours
Description
This course examines the role of technology as an integral and key factor in the delivery and support of information and communication technologies in the global economy for both traditional and electronic businesses, and the related technical and managerial issues. The first half of the course is grounded in business strategy and information technology fit, culture and national policy theory. The second half examines business in practice in the different world regions. Illustrative case studies coupled with readings of current press, class discussion, and practitioners from the international business community who provide real- world insight and used to bridge concepts and practice. In a major project, students access the attractiveness of a particular country for a real company.