CITI Membership benefits
ACITI membership allows your company to participate in CITI events. Executives use CITI to network and get the best and most current information in the IT field. Member organizations help improve the information systems discipline and improve the pool of highly skilled employees in this region.
CITI membership guarantees:
- Focus on issues facing CIOs and their teams
- Access university resources, white papers, research and faculty knowledge base
- Active and collaborative. CITI promotes member participation in leading-edge research projects
- Access to talent. Student recruitment, student internships, faculty externships, and mentoring
- Supportive participation in curriculum development and delivery
- Formal and informational meetings
- A Vendor-free environment to exchange ideas and interact with peer level IT executives
Member Interaction and Information Exchange
CITI promotes close interaction among members. The Center hosts several informal and formal meetings each year. Special topics are presented and discussed at these meetings. Members are able to contribute to the group by sharing their experiences and receive valuable knowledge from their peers.
Working Paper Series
CITI provides working papers and research reports for all its research activities, to all sponsoring companies on request. The working papers serve as a knowledge base for building a set of industry best practices related to information technology management, development and use.
Student Recruiting, Internships and Externships
Member companies have special access to students through private career fairs and recruiting support. The strong relationship between the university and industry encourages the placement of student interns and faculty externs.
Mentorship luncheons
Member companies have mentorship opportunities through the biannual luncheons with members of the Information Systems Association club members. This fosters closer relationships with up and coming IT talent.
Curriculum Participation
Member companies participate in the classroom by providing experts to speak about their real-world experience. Members also support new degree programs.