| What are "Enterprise Systems"? |
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Enterprise systems are the types of large-scale information
technology systems that are in use today at the world's largest
companies. Not only
are they used at these companies, but also they are actively in use in graduate and
undergraduate curricula at the Sam M. Walton College of Business. The Walton College
of Business uses, as part of its curricula, large-scale Enterprise Systems to give
graduates knowledge in these platforms:
- IBM z-Series 900 Mainframe Server
- NCR Teradata Database Server
- SAP Enterprise Resource Planning Software
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005
- Large-Scale, Real-World Datasets
With knowledge the PC/Unix, Teradata, Microsoft, and z/900
platforms, Walton College graduates will
have more choices in their information technology career. In addition, information technology
departments in many corporations are providing support for the Walton College
Enterprise Computing Systems Curriculum.
Feel free to visit the information pages to learn more about the exciting opportunities at the Walton College of Business! |
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"This unique mix of
Enterprise-level systems
available at the Walton College
helps our students to better
understand how data
warehousing, business intelligence, e-business and
other systems work together." |
Paul Cronan
Director: Enterprise Systems |
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