In 2003, the BTM Corporation (Business Technology Management Corporation) launched the BTM Institute. The international, nonprofit BTM Institute is the first organization of its kind to bring together a select group from the academic, corporate, government and thought leadership communities as a multi-disciplinary research think tank to address the long-standing need to manage business and technology together. Through various research initiatives, publications, books, and knowledge exchanges, it is the goal of the BTM Institute to continuously advance the global knowledge of Business Technology Management (BTM). Over the years, the Institute has established an extensive research agenda and leading the much needed and first ever collaborative research among multi-disciplinary experts and academics.
At the Eli Broad Graduate School of Management at Michigan State University, our mission is to provide you with leading edge, useable knowledge to develop your competencies to become a strategic change leader for the global, multicultural marketplace. We promise to provide a world-class graduate business education in a diverse, competitive and team-intensive environment. To deliver on this mission, we have designed a team-based learning environment that gives you the opportunity to work closely with your peers and develop powerful interpersonal skills. You will be challenged to apply classroom theory in unique, simulated business situations. You will study with outstanding faculty—dedicated teachers who have effectively transformed their research into a real-world curriculum.
Known internationally as a major U.S. public university with global reach, Michigan State University has been advancing knowledge and transforming lives through innovative teaching, research, and outreach for over 150 years. For more than fifty years, Executive Development Programs in the Eli Broad Graduate School of Management at Michigan State University has been developing business leaders for the global economy, and now offer both open enrollment and customized executive development programs to meet the needs of professionals and their organizations. Major Business School Rankings (In Order of Release):
Forbes (August 18, 2005) Best Business Schools (based on a 5 year salary gain): 32 Years Until Payback Ranking: 13
U.S News & World Report (April 1, 2005) America's Best Graduate Schools 2006: 32 Supply Chain/Logistics: 2 Production/Operations: 14 International Management: 17 Accounting: 30
Financial Times (January 24, 2005) Placement Success (Global Ranking): 1 Financial Times Research Ranking: 24 Value for Money (Global Ranking): 44 Global Ranking: 49
Business Week (2004) The Best B-Schools: Among the Top 50 in the United States
Wall Street Journal (September 21, 2005) Top Regional Schools Ranking: 2 Operations Management: 5
Princeton Review (September 2004) Best Business Schools Rankings Most Family Friendly: 9
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