AIM Institute's 2010
Technology Celebration Banquet and Awards

 


Featuring IT Commentator
Nicholas Carr

Author of the best-selling book "The Big Switch"


Tuesday, April 13
Qwest Center Omaha
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The end is near...

AIM Institute's Technology Breakfast Seminars

Final Seminar "Cloud Computing & the Impact on the Future of IT" March 26


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The 2010 theme, Business Implications of Emerging Technologies, will equip participants with innovative ideas and provide examples of how to creatively apply emerging technologies
 

 

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Another Successful Working Connections IT Conference has Wrapped up!


Tracks Included:
 

Advanced Linux
 
Cyber Intrusion Workshop
 
  Introductory Programming with Alice and Robots
 
  Microsoft Certification Testing and Prep
 
  MS Expression Studio


  

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See You in 2010!

 

 

  

A Working Connections IT Conference, sponsored by the AIM Institute and the Midwest Center for IT, is held each year in June at Iowa Western Community College. Working Connections offers a fresh, new approach in helping IT faculty at the community college and high school level and IT professionals stay current with trends and new developments in Information Technology. 

 

Multiple tracks are offered with an impressive group of instructors. Each conference track is five days of intensive, hands-on instruction, which allows the attendees to develop a thorough understanding of the topic. 

 

Initiated by Microsoft, the program was created to provide a national delivery channel to help community college IT faculty throughout the United States stay current with the latest emerging technologies and best practices. Beginning In 2007, high school instructors as well as IT professionals from business and industry were also invited to register for the conference, enabling the conference organizers to expand the number and variety of tracks offered.