Digital Enterprise Management Society

Blogger of the Month

March’s Blogger of the Month title goes to Sandra Awad with article 7 Ways To Make Your Video The Next ‘Kony 2012’ viewed most out of all blog posts of this month. Her post has had the quickest accumulation of number of views in the shortest time. She had 300 views in under a week with [...]

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is DEM? A: The ICCIT (Institute of Communication, Culture, and Information Technology) offer various program majors, minors, and specializations. Digital Enterprise Management is a division that combines business administration with technological practices to further an organization’s goals and objectives. The program is exclusive accepting 40 students per year based on a competitive CGPA [...]

Sponsors & Partners in Innovation

We have talent, we have ambition, we have enthusiasm, and we have the knowledge to succeed. What we need now are platforms to prove to the world that we can learn from industry professionals and, ultimately, that we can keep up in the business world. University of Toronto Mississauga, as one of the most world-renowned [...]

Featured Posts

UTM’s Principal’s Involvement Award

Posted by Karim on April 7, 2012

Earlier this week, two of the DEM Society’s founding executives, Mehria Karimzadah and Niwaz Kaur Mann, each received the University of Toronto Mississauga’s Principle’s Involvement Award

Google Auto-complete: Harmful But Funny

Posted by Jodelle Faye De Jesus on March 30, 2012

Search your name on Google. What does Google attach to your name? As I have emphasized before, potential employers find out a lot about you through your online profiles and articles. If they type your name into Google, you better hope Google automatically attaches “is the best employee, hands down, which you can hope to [...]

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The end of jobs as we know it?

Posted by Ashish on March 19, 2012

We’ve all heard and read stories about it. Articles and journals have been published about how we are making jobs obsolete in today’s modern society. Our very own media, new and old, shows us how technology is creating a gap between specialized, skilled jobs and jobs which require little skill – in essence, taking away jobs [...]