Careers in Business Technology Management
Employment outlook and opportunities
Business Technology Management (BTM) is an information technology-related option for students interested in combining a passion for business with an interest in technology.
Students in this option will learn about various IT management systems and how these technologies contribute to a company’s competitive advantage. This option gives you an overview of the information systems area complemented with hands-on lab experience.
Organizations value individuals who have
- a solid understanding of technology and its applications
- and the ability to communicate effectively and professionally with internal and external clients
As a BTM graduate, you could be working in a number of industries, as the majority of businesses need information technology to support their business needs.
Skillset required
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Build a career in BTM
Some potential job titles and future career paths include:
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Additional education or certification may be required for some fields and occupations (e.g., completion of association registration, a professional program, or specialized studies).
Within the field, students can pursue a number of certifications, such as Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and Certified Information Security Manager (CISM). These certifications are globally recognized.
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"With each new generation of computer technology and operating system, existing business applications have to be made to work, or upgraded altogether... [This] will make specialized systems analysts indispensable."
Who hires BCom BTM grads?
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How do I find jobs in BTM?
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What can I join?
To make connections, build your network, and learn more about this profession, consider joining an association. Options include:
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