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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM1 Mary Beth Watson-Manheim, Associate Director Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Director March 15, 2001
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Transforming CRIM2 Vision: The Center for Research in Information Management in the Silicon Prairie
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM3 Business model Value for business and academe Impact on research and teaching The Warwick Manufacturing Group
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM4 Breaking the Bubble Tie-in with IDS Tie-in with CBA Tie-in with UIC Tie-in with Silicon Prairie
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM5 Three-Year Goals of CRIM Financial independence A strong physical and virtual presence in the Silicon Prairie A distinctive brand name for current research and related training, education, and placement A key resource for the enhancement of the IDS graduate and undergraduate programs
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM6 Focus of CRIM Activity CRIM Members Professional Development and Training Research Education and Placement
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM7 Year 1 Membership Goals 100% retention of current members 20% new members
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM8 Year 1 Research Goals Continue annual grants Institute undergraduate grants Evaluate outcome of past grants Obtain $150,000 research grants
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM9 Year 1 Education and Placement Goals 5 internships 5 mentorship of MS/MIS students 5 course and semester projects Formalize early recruitment procedures
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM10 Year 1 Professional Development and Training Goals Continue Breakfast Meetings, increase attendance Offer two academic seminars to industry Initiate two certification programs
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM11 Emerging Strategy Internal organization Relationship development Breakfast meetings Panels Consortia Grants Professional Development Programs
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM12 Internal Organization Web site ( http://www.uic.edu/cba/cba- depts/ids/crim/) http://www.uic.edu/cba/cba- depts/ids/crim/ Uniform look and feel Renewal of committees
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM13 Relationship Development Recruiters Corporations References Others
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM14 Breakfast Meetings Continuation Expansion
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM15 Panels Invited panel by topic Size of panel – 600 Scope of panel – national, regional, local, top- management, middle-management, etc. 2 surveys and 1 interview per year Contract cost approximately $40,000 per year Draft Panel website http://www.uic.edu/~prasad/eopanel http://www.uic.edu/~prasad/eopanel
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM16 Panel Cost Structure
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM17 Panel Cost Structure (55.87%)
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM18 Panel Cost Structure (33.33%)
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM19 Potential Panel Topics Critical IS Issues (internal) Operability (contract) eBusiness continuity (contract) Virtual teams (contract)
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM20 Consortia Companies with a common research interest Funded by an annual fee, state grants, and federal grants Research agenda determined by the consortium members
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM21 Consortium Structure Draft consortium proposal available.
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM22 Potential Consortia Topics Operability eBusiness Continuity Virtual teams
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM23 Grants Federal, State, and Other UIC DigitalWorld Transformation of Health Care in the Silicon Prairie
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM24 Professional Development Programs Technical Managerial digitalESP – WebSphere, Web Services
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM25 Implementation Starting now
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March 15, 2001Transforming CRIM26 Evaluation Half-yearly
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