95-722 Digital Transformation
6 units, Carnegie Mellon University
This course serves as a capstone course integrating technological and managerial aspects of information technology. We will take the culmination of your previous learning of technological and managerial subjects and apply it to real-world scenarios. Each section will consider the information and communication technologies that play multiple roles within an organizational context through multiple perspectives: *From a technological perspective, these define the information and communication infrastructures of the firm and they enable new ways to digitize business processes. *From a managerial perspective, these facilitate new coordination and communication within and across entities, enable new organizational forms, change the information environment underlying the business, and permit new incentive structures. *From a policy perspective, these new coordination and communication processes, new organizational forms, new modes of cross-organizational interaction, and new incentive & monitor structures that frequently challenge established policy and regulatory structures, which can also lead to the potential for regulation to undermine these new and existing processes.
Prerequisites: none listed
Offered: Fall 2026, Summer 2026, Spring 2026, Fall 2025
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