AIM Institute

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AIM Institute
Innovation Exchange
1905 Harney Street
Omaha, NE 68102

The AIM Institute is proud to be named one of the 2011 Best Places to Work in Omaha. The competition, sponsored by the Greater Omaha Chamber and Baird Holm LLP, is based on employee survey results and designed to measure satisfaction and engagement in the workplace. The award honors companies that have created positive work environments, recognizes and shares best practices and provides valuable feedback and data to participating companies.
Find out why AIM employees enjoy working here

2012 AIM Institute Speakers Series Offered in Omaha and Lincoln

The 2012 AIM Institute Speakers Series sessions will focus on the impact that innovation, marketing, cloud and management have on businesses. Sessions begin in January with additional sessions in February and March in both Lincoln and Omaha. Special pricing is available for AIM Members.
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Infotec 2012 - The Region's Premier Business and IT Conference

Infotec 2012 is fast approaching, and you won't want to miss it! Mark your calendars for the region's premier business and IT conference – April 17–18, 2012, at the CenturyLink Center Omaha.
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National Science Foundation Awards Tech Grant to AIM and Regional Community Colleges

In collaboration with ten community colleges in Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota and North Dakota, AIM has been awarded the Midwest Center for Information Technology grant from the National Science Foundation to fund a regional center for IT excellence. The 3-year MCIT grant will allow these regional schools to share software and curriculum through cloud technology.

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Results From Our 'Youth Perceptions of IT' Study

Researchers at AIM recently released a study on Youth Perceptions of IT that explores how local students view IT as a career field. The perceptions of IT careers held by youth participating in the study may contribute to the improvement of existing school programs and suggest new initiatives for engaging youth in IT careers.
View the report and press release