What is an IT Manager Salary?
Experience and education appear to be two major factors that lead to a higher information technology manager salary.
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Why Tech Managers Need Business Skills
If you want to be a successful information technology manager, it’s no longer enough to just have computer skills–you’ll need business skills, too. Read more about how to get these skills with a master's from the University of Wisconsin.
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UW System Campuses to Launch Eleven New Online Certificates and One Master’s Degree This Fall to Meet Market Demands
The new graduate certificates and master’s degree give adult learners even more ways to pursue a University of Wisconsin education.
IT Dream Team: UW IT Management Students Gain Knowledge and Grow Friendship in Online Program
Mitch Frydrych and Zac Avery are set to be the first graduates of the 100% online UW Master's in IT Management.
How the Sargento Director of IT Strategy Convinces Leadership to Invest in Digital Transformation
Digital transformation is the cornerstone of innovation for both technical and cultural initiatives. Learn what it takes to lead such crucial projects.
Meet the Advisory Board of the UW Master’s in Information Technology Management
Meet the University of Wisconsin advisory board of the online Master of Science in Information Technology Management.
What Do Information Technology Managers Do?
Information technology managers guide the technological direction of organizations through business plans, overseeing network security, and directing online operations.
Information Technology Management Career Outlook
As IT departments expand and become a critical function of business operations, the demand for information technology managers has spiked.
Meet the Faculty of the UW Master’s in Information Technology Management
Meet the University of Wisconsin faculty of the online Master of Science in Information Technology Management.
How COVID-19 Brought Out the Best in IT
Organizations across various industries have used the COVID-19 workplace disruption to improve their journey of digital transformation and IT modernization.