Information Systems Department

Why Major in Information Systems?

          You acquire a combination of business and technical skills that
          make you knowledgeable and effective in both arenas.



Southern Company "The business part is what’s absolutely critical  ...  You’ve got to know and understand your business, know about finance, how to negotiate deals with vendors (etc.) ...  Technology you can learn, but it’s not as important as those other skills are."

Becky Blalock
CIO, Southern Company

Excerpt from TechLINKS May/June 2004 issue.

InfoWorld Magazine “Your technology chops may be second to none, but to get to the top, brush up on your people skills … More people see how you deal with people than will ever really know what you do.”

Chad Dickerson
CTO, InfoWorld


Clarkson Consulting “CIOs are no longer back office systems people who live in the basement – they are people who have technology backgrounds mixing and mingling and asking questions about the business.”

Monty Hamilton
Regional Partner, Clarkson Consulting



Savannah Technical College “It’s not just about coding anymore … It’s no longer good enough for IT employees to be good at technology … They also need to be good at communication and be able to multitask.”

Trudy Sauer
Consultant for Savannah Technical College

Excerpt from the Savannah Morning News November 19, 2004.

Learn more about earning a BBA in Information Systems.

Contact Information: Dr. Thomas Case, Interim Information Systems Department Chair
P.O. Box 7998, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA 30460-7998
Office: (912)  486-7440  *  Fax: (912)  486-7751