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At the Intersection of IT & Organizations

The Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations (CRITO) at UC Irvine has a rich tradition of studying the impacts of information technology on organizations and society that stretches back more than two decades. It is home to well over a dozen internationally recognized experts in the fields of management, computer science, and social science, often bringing the advantages of multidisciplinary perspectives to the problems at hand. read more


CIO Roundtable


The CIO Roundtable is a partnership between CRITO and leading senior IT executives which focuses on addressing the strategic IT opportunities and challenges of leading their organizations. read more


Research Spotlight


A healthy civil society has long been held as vital to a healthy democracy and there is interest in whether the Internet affects this linkage. Mike Jensen, Jim Danziger and Alladi Venkatesh explore the relationships between offline and online modes of associational life and with US local governments in their paper Civil Society and Cyber Society: The Role of the Internet in Community Associations and Democratic Politics, which is featured in volume 23: 39-50 of The Information Society (TIS) Journal. read more


 



News & Events


Join us May 14 with Scott Jordan, UC Irvine. Read more about this informative speaker series.



The April 2008 Review is now available online.


Vijay Gurbaxani has been named to a distinguished Blue Ribbon Task Force to develop actionable recommendations for the economic sustainability of preservation of and persistent access to digital information for future generations. read more at oclc.org


2008 Ranking
The Financial Times has again ranked the Information Systems Group in the Paul Merage School of Business as #3 in the world. Congratulations to the CRITO faculty associates involved: Vidyananad Choudhary, Sanjeev Dewan, David Fitoussi, Vijay Gurbaxani and Kenneth L. Kraemer.





 

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