CITM was created to conduct research through case studies a.k.a. “projects” on the subject of Information Technology and Management. The Center actively seeks partnerships with industry and governmental entities along with other non-profit institutions that have an interest in the application of Information Technology and Management to their respective sectors.

The Center employs Faculty, Business Executives and students at all levels to work on applied research projects of interest to the community at large. Projects range from student level involvement taking a semester to complete, up to multi-year “Center-Level” projects that involve faculty, executives-in-residence, and CITM staff. All projects are contingent upon funding resources.

If you have a potential project that you would like the Center to undertake, please begin the process by completing the "Project Request Form". To help you develop your potential project, please consider the following aspects in relationship to your information technology needs:

• What do you want the Center to do? i.e., what is the scope of your project?
• What output do you want from the Center? For example, do you want an analysis of an existing IT system with recommendation for its enhancement? Or do you want a working solution to your potential IT or Business problem?
• What parts of the project will be wholly completed by the Center?
• What part will you, the client, play in the project?
• Are there any assumptions or limitations that must be adhered to for this project to be successful?

After submitting the information requested on the form, CITM staff will review your proposal. Please allow at least ten working days for a reply. However, if you have any questions, feel free to contact the center directly at CITM at any time.