Joy Martin doesn’t consider herself entrepreneurial, but there she is, one of three managing partners of a young company embedded in the supply chains of one of the country’s busiest aerospace corridors. How did Martin, with an undergraduate degree in marketing, begin solving supply chain puzzles for suppliers of the likes of GE Aviation… Read more »
“I never thought of myself as techie,” said Kasie Kyle. “But I wanted to excel in businesses that focus on technology. I needed to understand that world and how to speak their language.” For Kasie, the MS in Information Systems degree at the Kelley School of Business provided the technical, business, and managerial expertise… Read more »
Andrew Dahm MSIS class of 2016 When I made the decision to attend graduate school at Indiana University I had a few expectations in mind. I viewed these expectations as somewhat straightforward and commonplace among most students going on to higher education. I first and foremost expected to get a high paying job in the… Read more »
You’re an out-of-state student. Why in the world would you spend another year and more money to earn a master’s degree? Can’t it wait a few years? Several family members and friends pebbled these questions at me when I decided to pursue a master’s degree in Information Science. Instead of rebutting with my school’s top… Read more »
