UTM and UPES B. Tech Endorsed by World's Second Largest Brand
UTM and UPES have added another feather to their caps after IBM, the world's second largest brand, has decided to back the B. Tech Computer Science programs.
- (1888PressRelease) February 20, 2013 - IBM brings to the forefront a completely new-age IT education platform for the next generation students to groom them into industry aligned and future ready experts. The leading global IT company has been instrumental in pioneering information technologies for over three decades. The mainframe systems has been engineered and promoted by IBM for the longest period of time.
The collaboration will be under the hood of Centre for Information Technology in UPES & UTM. The range of programs offered at UPES will include Open Source & Open Standards, Oil & Gas Informatics, Mainframe Technology, Cloud Computing & Virtualization Technology, Business Analytics & Optimization, Infrastructure Management, Telecom Informatics and Retail Informatics. With such a wide range of core sector programs backed by IBM, the universities deliver to the needs of core sector specialization.
IBM has a time-tested knowhow in the latest buzzing technologies such as Cloud Computing & Virtualization Technology, Retail Informatics, Telecom Informatics, Business Analytics and Optimization. The IT giant will bring their expertise in these fields to collaborate with UTM & UPES to give the students contemporary education system that will make them ready for the future. University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) is the Asia's first and only Energy and Core Sector institute that offers domain focused engineering programs in some of the fastest and rapidly growing sectors.
University of Technology and Management, Shillong has been focusing on core programs in the technology sector. The university in collaboration with IBM will offer Cloud Computing & Virtualization Technology and Retail Informatics under its Centre for Information Technology.
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