You are invited to attend a research poster session, which a group of Master of Information Management (MIM) students will present next week.

Date: Thursday, 4 August
Time: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Location: Room 3087, Rowe Management Building

These MIM students have been conducting research projects as a requirement of their capstone course over the past three months, and are the first to complete the degree, which was launched in 2008. They will convocate in October as the first Master of Information Management graduates in Canada.

The students are looking forward to describe their projects and explain their findings. Please do take the opportunity to learn more about their work and provide feedback to a enthusiastic group of students. They have pursued research projects relevant to their place of work in locations across the country from Goose Bay to Victoria. As a result, their projects vary as the following titles confirm:

“A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Implementing a Records Management Program at Maxxam Analytics”

“Implementing Enterprise Resource Planning Systems: Identifying Critical Success Factors for the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority’s Corporate Management System Procure to Pay Project”

“From Bound Volume to ‘Born Digital’: Authenticating and Preserving an Authoritative Digital Hansard”

“Readiness of Information Professionals to Meet the Challenges of an Evolving Digital Workplace”

“A Study of the Viability of Collaborative Teams for Building Institutional Policy Capacity in the Context of Health Canada”

?Collaboration, Communication and Training: Moving from Paper to Digital and Its Impacts on Civil Servants for Program Delivery?

“Knowledge Management within Funding Organizations. A Case Analysis of Information and Communication Flow between the Killam Trusts and the Six Killam Institutions”

“Feasibility of Receiving XBRL Financial Statements for Compliance Reporting at ACOA”