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Duncan

I think this depends on so many things, including your own background and location. I would look at high quality courses with a serious brand like   https://www.extension.harvard.edu/academics/graduate-degrees/information-management-systems-degree/mitx-micromasters-program-pathway Harvard.

I think this depends on so many things, including your own background and location. I would look at high quality courses with a serious brand like   https://www.extension.harvard.edu/academics/graduate-degrees/information-management-systems-degree/mitx-micromasters-program-pathway Harvard.
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SGS

Thanks Duncan . I have checked this one but looks like a in person connect is mandatory so I will check details with them .
Meanwhile as you mentioned High quality courses please let let know if there are other recommendations please or if any other  brands can I explore ?
 My background is in program management with exposure to Oracle/Devops technology and based in UK now so looking for global recognisable ones .
Thanks

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Thanks Duncan . I have checked this one but looks like a in person connect is mandatory so I will check details with them .<br>Meanwhile as you mentioned High quality courses please let let know if there are other recommendations please or if any other &nbsp;brands can I explore ?<br>&nbsp;My background is in program management with exposure to Oracle/Devops technology and based in UK now so looking for global recognisable ones .<br>Thanks
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StuartHE

Your goals are just not very clear. 

The Harvard course requires one weekend in Boston. It says so on the page. No point emailing them to check: the answer is there. Just read more slowly. 

People who say they want 'global' recognition need to look at top global schools: Columbia, Harvard, Insead, LBS, MIT, Wharton.... there are very few schools know all over the world. 

PS I think the Illinois MS might be more like the thing you are looking for: https://www.edx.org/masters/online-master-in-it-management-indiana-university 9/30 credits are waived if you do the Micromasters first, so that's a big saving. 

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Your goals are just not very clear.&nbsp;<br><br>The Harvard course requires one weekend in Boston. It says so on the page. No point emailing them to check: the answer is there. Just read more slowly.&nbsp;<br><br>People who say they want 'global' recognition need to look at top global schools: Columbia, Harvard, Insead, LBS, MIT, Wharton.... there are very few schools know all over the world.&nbsp;<br><br>PS I think the Illinois MS might be more like the thing you are looking for: https://www.edx.org/masters/online-master-in-it-management-indiana-university 9/30 credits are waived if you do the Micromasters first, so that's a big saving.&nbsp;
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SGS

Thanks Stuart , when I said I will check with them I meant how things are operating in this pandemic as mostly things are online .
Thanks for sharing the IIIinois option , will explore that It.

My goal is for career advancement within IT industry and look forward to make a switch to one of the big 4’s tech company which will eventually a transition from service industry to product based one .

Thanks Stuart , when I said I will check with them I meant how things are operating in this pandemic as mostly things are online .<br>Thanks for sharing the IIIinois option , will explore that It.<br><br>My goal is for career advancement within IT industry and look forward to make a switch to one of the big 4’s tech company which will eventually a transition from service industry to product based one .<br><br>
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StuartHE

Do you mean the Big 4 (Deloitte etc) or some sort of tech company? I would certainly look at the schools that place into those firms in your target countries. I am sure you are not really 'global', like equally interested in Russia, Brazil, China etc.  

Do you mean the Big 4 (Deloitte etc) or some sort of tech company? I would certainly look at the schools that place into those firms in your target countries. I am sure you are not really 'global', like equally interested in Russia, Brazil, China etc.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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aslamo

Thanks Duncan . I have checked this one but looks like a in person connect is mandatory so I will check details with them .
Meanwhile as you mentioned High quality courses please let let know if there are other recommendations please or if any other  brands can I explore ?
 My background is in program management with exposure to Oracle/Devops technology and based in UK now so looking for global recognisable ones .
Thanks


Have a look also at the Boston University Micromasters in Digital Leadership on EdX. I started doing the course last summer but note that two or three of the five modules don't have any confirmed further start dates at the moment. 

In my opinion, the only roles in technology where an MBA could make a big difference are the more business facing ones like CIO and Product Director/Manager and broader technology enabled business transformation roles. I think you may be better off looking for courses that focus on the business and strategic opportunities that emerging  technologies can enable; courses can tend to focus on the technology itself too much.

As an indication of the type of content you should be looking for in a technology management course, check out some of the modules on Boston Questrom's School of Business's joint MBA and MS in Digital Technology

 https://www.bu.edu/questrom/degree-programs/mba-ms-in-digital-technology/curriculum/

[quote]Thanks Duncan . I have checked this one but looks like a in person connect is mandatory so I will check details with them .<br>Meanwhile as you mentioned High quality courses please let let know if there are other recommendations please or if any other &nbsp;brands can I explore ?<br>&nbsp;My background is in program management with exposure to Oracle/Devops technology and based in UK now so looking for global recognisable ones .<br>Thanks [/quote]<br><br>Have a look also at the Boston University Micromasters in Digital Leadership on EdX. I started doing the course last summer but note that two or three of the five modules don't have any confirmed further start dates at the moment.&nbsp;<br><br>In my opinion, the only roles in technology where an MBA could make a big difference are the more business facing ones like CIO and Product Director/Manager and broader technology enabled business transformation roles. I think you may be better off looking for courses that focus on the business and strategic opportunities that emerging&nbsp; technologies can enable; courses can tend to focus on the technology itself too much.<br><br>As an indication of the type of content you should be looking for in a technology management course, check out some of the modules on Boston Questrom's School of Business's joint MBA and MS in Digital Technology<br><br>&nbsp;https://www.bu.edu/questrom/degree-programs/mba-ms-in-digital-technology/curriculum/
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SGS

Do you mean the Big 4 (Deloitte etc) or some sort of tech company? I would certainly look at the schools that place into those firms in your target countries. I am sure you are not really 'global', like equally interested in Russia, Brazil, China etc.  

Hi Stuart,
I meant companies like Facebook/Google/Amazon/Apple and yes I am concentrating on US and UK in terms of global .

Do you mean the Big 4 (Deloitte etc) or some sort of tech company? I would certainly look at the schools that place into those firms in your target countries. I am sure you are not really 'global', like equally interested in Russia, Brazil, China etc. &nbsp;<br><br>Hi Stuart,<br>I meant companies like Facebook/Google/Amazon/Apple and yes I am concentrating on US and UK in terms of global .
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SGS

Thanks I will check Boston micromaaters

Thanks I will check Boston micromaaters
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aslamo

Do you mean the Big 4 (Deloitte etc) or some sort of tech company? I would certainly look at the schools that place into those firms in your target countries. I am sure you are not really 'global', like equally interested in Russia, Brazil, China etc.  

Hi Stuart,
I meant companies like Facebook/Google/Amazon/Apple and yes I am concentrating on US and UK in terms of global .


Amazon (at least in the USA) used to recruit from the very top B schools but apparently has widened its net to include several dozen schools now. I would imagine the other companies you mention still focus on the top schools so bear that in mind if you want to target them or similar tech companies.

[quote]Do you mean the Big 4 (Deloitte etc) or some sort of tech company? I would certainly look at the schools that place into those firms in your target countries. I am sure you are not really 'global', like equally interested in Russia, Brazil, China etc. &nbsp;<br><br>Hi Stuart,<br>I meant companies like Facebook/Google/Amazon/Apple and yes I am concentrating on US and UK in terms of global . [/quote]<br><br>Amazon (at least in the USA) used to recruit from the very top B schools but apparently has widened its net to include several dozen schools now. I would imagine the other companies you mention still focus on the top schools so bear that in mind if you want to target them or similar tech companies.
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SGS

Thanks a lot aslamo for sharing your views .It will be really helpful if you can suggest the schools I should target offer then I will check their online offerings .
BU MicroMasters looks really good I am going through in details .

Thanks a lot aslamo for sharing your views .It will be really helpful if you can suggest the schools I should target offer then I will check their online offerings .<br>BU MicroMasters looks really good I am going through in details .<br><br>
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aslamo

Thanks a lot aslamo for sharing your views .It will be really helpful if you can suggest the schools I should target offer then I will check their online offerings .



I'm not sure, it was just something that was quite widely reported in early 2020 as affecting Amazon's MBA recruitment in the USA. The UK might be different, Amazon has traditionally recruited from the top European schools. 

Have a look at this - it might give you an insight into the types of role Amazon recruits MBAs for: https://www.themuse.com/jobs/amazon/amazon-mbamasters-level-fulltime-opportunities-2021-united-states

[quote]Thanks a lot aslamo for sharing your views .It will be really helpful if you can suggest the schools I should target offer then I will check their online offerings .<br><br> [/quote]<br><br>I'm not sure, it was just something that was quite widely reported in early 2020 as affecting Amazon's MBA recruitment in the USA. The UK might be different, Amazon has traditionally recruited from the top European schools.&nbsp;<br><br>Have a look at this - it might give you an insight into the types of role Amazon recruits MBAs for: https://www.themuse.com/jobs/amazon/amazon-mbamasters-level-fulltime-opportunities-2021-united-states
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SGS

Boston Questrom is offering its MS in technology only  full time No options of online .The content was really good .
I am looking for online options as need to continue work .

Boston Questrom is offering its MS in technology only &nbsp;full time No options of online .The content was really good .<br>I am looking for online options as need to continue work .
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aslamo

Boston Questrom is offering its MS in technology only  full time No options of online .The content was really good .
I am looking for online options as need to continue work .


Yes that's true - I was only suggesting it to give you some hints for the type of curriculum content to look for.

[quote]Boston Questrom is offering its MS in technology only &nbsp;full time No options of online .The content was really good .<br>I am looking for online options as need to continue work . [/quote]<br><br>Yes that's true - I was only suggesting it to give you some hints for the type of curriculum content to look for.
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