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Our graduates have been successful in attaining positions dealing with process management and analysis in major companies such as Accenture, Deloitte & Touche, General Electric, IBM, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, UBS Warburg, Hewitt and Associates and Teradyne.

Students with this concentration may pursue careers in consulting, manufacturing, financial services, healthcare services, retail, transportation, technology, government, and not-for-profit organizations. In a manufacturing firm the senior executives would likely have the title of Vice President of Manufacturing, and Vice President of Information Systems. In a service industry, such as banking or health care, the title would be Vice President or Director of Operations. At lower levels in the firm are positions such as Systems Analyst, Operations Analyst, Director of Materials/Inventory Control, Plant/Manufacturing Manager, Purchasing Manager, Distribution Manager, Quality Control Manager/Analyst, Operations Analyst, and Management Trainee, as well as positions on the Corporate Planning Staff.

The demand for managers with these skills is high and will grow higher as United States firms continue to recognize that they compete not only with new products, good marketing, and skillful finance, but also with unique competence in operations and information technology. Salaries for majors in operations and technology management are and will likely remain competitive with all other concentrations in management