The Conference on Health IT and Analytics is an annual health IT and analytics research summit, including a doctoral consortium that each year gathers prominent scholars from more than 40 research institutes, and leading policy and practitioner attendees in a vibrant setting to discuss opportunities and challenges in the design, implementation and management of health information technology and analytics.

The Center for Global Business invites you to the 4th Annual Forum with the author of “The Resilient Society,” Markus Brunnermeier. Come to this springtime event to hear from Brunnermeier about how to build resilience and invest in mechanisms to bounce back and protect our social and economic institutions from climate change, cyberattacks, and other shocks to come. The discussion will be led by Academic Director Kislaya Prasad.

Please note the first 100 participants to register and attend in person will receive a copy of “The Resilient Society.”

Join the Center for Global Business and CGB Academic Director Kislaya Prasad for a discussion with Erik Peterson, managing director of Kearney's Global Business Policy Council.

Join Maryland Smith on January 31, 2022, for a discussion with federal government and business data executives on their common imperatives for 2022 and beyond.

Moderated by Prof. Wendy Moe, co-chair of the Smith Analytics Consortium.

Join us virtually for a day of action learning and empowerment!

TechFest is an annual forum hosted by the Department of Decision, Operations, and Information Technologies. Join us as we bring industry leaders who are at the forefront of addressing cybersecurity and privacy issues using modern tools. Explore what it means for your career.

These new and innovative virtual case competitions allow Maryland Smith undergraduate majors and minors to solve a real global business issue with a focus on business resilience. During these 4-5 day IB agility labs, students will benefit from exposure to an international company, work on teams with business students around the world, and gain hands-on case experience to build their resumes. Each IB agility lab will focus on one functional area of business and will include an optional virtual cultural activity.

These new and innovative virtual case competitions allow Maryland Smith undergraduate majors and minors to solve a real global business issue with a focus on business resilience. During these 4-5 day IB agility labs, students will benefit from exposure to an international company, work on teams with business students around the world, and gain hands-on case experience to build their resumes. Each IB agility lab will focus on one functional area of business and will include an optional virtual cultural activity.

The Online MBA program is hosting a virtual Closing Residency for students completing the program. The event will be held December 18th - 20th.