In order to keep current with the dynamic environment in information technology, education, and economic development, AIM participates in a variety of research-oriented activities. Our research studies focus on survey data that helps identify key characteristics of the region's information technology environment including trends in the IT department's role, technology usage, educational requirements, and workforce challenges.

IT-Friendly Public Policy (November 2011)

Youth Perceptions of IT (October 2011)

Women in IT Leadership (August 2011)

Web Technologies and Use of the Internet (2010)

Progressive and Regressive Aspects of Information Technology in Society: A Third Sector Perspective (2009)
  

A 15-Year Look at Business Requirements for Educational Services in Information Technology (2009)

Midwest Regional Business Requirements for Educational Services in Information Technology (2009)

Low-Income, First-Generation Students - AIM Institute Programs in the Metropolitan Area (2009)
 

The Role of IT in Change Management (2008)
 

Trends in Information Technology Management Functions and Strategies: A Study of 66 Nebraska Firms (2008)
 

Information Technology for Regional Businesses: A Composite View (2006)
 

Academic Disciplines & Employment Trends (2006)

Nebraska Rural/Urban Variations in Business Requirements for Educational Services in Information Technology (2002)