Sharing information and collaborating technologically is a natural part of life at Anderson. The Anderson School has an extensive intranet containing links to course materials, library resources, online student resumes, an alumni database, course bidding, and online job-search functions for both students and alumni. Bridge station servers allow for 15-minute delayed stock quotes, and video conferencing equipment is available for communicating with field study clients. Integrating information resources into all aspects of student life is a critical objective of the MBA Program. UNIX-based systems support numerically intense computing functions and the Web environment.
Space is allocated for each student to post a personal Web site.
Additionally, an extensive Novell network provides students with personal data storage and shared work areas for team projects. The school's computer lab provides students with network connections, group learning, multimedia, and printing capabilities. An extensive technical support program includes loaner computers for emergency use. On Technology Many of Anderson's student organizations are actively involved in helping students gain firsthand experience with the new technologies that will dominate the 21st century. Working together outside the classroom in contemporary, self-directed settings, Anderson students expand their comfort and experience with new technologies.