The IS manager must have a keen understanding of the technological and organizational needs of their company. They are frequently charged with researching and implementing ways that technology and network-based systems can increase company organization and productivity. They must also stay up-to-date with current and emerging technology and computing trends.
The day-to-day duties of IS managers include the top-level planning and coordination of:
Typically, companies look for candidates with both a four-year undergraduate degree in computer science or a related field and a Master of Business Administration degree (MBA). Bachelor's degrees in computer science require courses in programming, mathematics and statistics, in addition to general education requirements. Most MBA programs take two years to complete and require a bachelor's degree. They train the student in fields like finance, management, e-commerce and accounting.
There are some information systems degree programs in business schools that allow the student to learn the fundamentals of computer science and programming while earning an MBA degree. These programs, often referred to as management or business information systems programs, are ideal for those without a prior background in information technology or systems.
Due to predictions of fast job growth, employment for IT managers should be favorable over the next decade for qualified applicants. The best positions will likely go to jobseekers with significant work experience and awareness of the latest technology.
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