Since 1992, AIM has provided IT leadership to help position our community for future business and economic development opportunities in an information economy. We share our research, bring in nationally recognized guest speakers, and organize forums and conferences to help IT professionals and educators connect with each other and to consider new ways to apply IT.

We provide IT leadership through:

• Research and Publications – To keep current with the dynamic environment in information technology, education, and economic development, we participate in a variety of research-oriented activities. Learn More...  

• Technology Celebration Banquet – Each year we host the Technology Celebration Banquet and Awards Ceremony to celebrate the robust and thriving technology industry in Nebraska and the surrounding region. The evening includes a nationally recognized guest speaker, and awards are presented to professionals and educators for their IT leadership in business and education. Learn More...
  

• IT Futures Committee and Members Forums – The IT Futures Committee meets quarterly to identify IT trends and issues that we may wish to address through future Members Forums, programs, conferences, or research. Members Forums focus on technology topics and are intended to help members learn from experts and each other. Participation on the IT Futures Committee and attendance at Members Forums are open to all AIM members, and provide an opportunity to make connections with other area IT professionals and educators.  Learn More...
  

• Conferences – Our staff members participate in conferences and events throughout the region. We play key roles in organizing conferences that explore information technology, workforce development, and IT faculty development. Learn More...

• Speakers Bureau – Our staff members are available to share their expertise in information technology, e-commerce, workforce recruitment, and career exploration. Learn More...
  

• IT User Group Hosting – We consult with area IT user groups as well as offer our training facilities to them for evening meetings at 412 S. 19th Street in downtown Omaha. Learn More...
  

• AIM's History of IT Leadership – We have a rich history of providing strong IT leadership to the Nebraska community. Our earliest efforts included researching the area's IT workforce needs and advocating for the incorporation of emerging technologies into local curriculums. We also were the first in the Omaha area to offer training in Cisco networking, Java, and Linux. Learn More...