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Many students believe that only those who come from an Engineering background or have prior exposure to programming, can specialise in Systems Management, which certainly is not the case. What students need is to have clarity on the kind of career path they would like to pursue and the skill sets they would need to possess in order to deliver on the job assigned to them.It is a misconception that students who choose to specialise in Systems Management end up writing computer programs for the rest of their career. Graduates with a specialisation in Systems
Management are groomed to handle a wide range of responsibilities which includes playing a key role in driving the business growth of the organisation in the short and medium term. They play a key role in re-engineering the business
processes in order to achieve business goals more efficiently. Those who do well professionally sometimes go on to head the organisation.
There are several organisations whose core business is not related to Information Technology,yet recruit management graduates to work in their Systems Department. With geographical barriers being a thing of the past and the world moving towards free trade, organisations are striving to make their products and services available in all parts of the world. The advent of the Internet has seen a sea change in the way companies think and operate. Corporates around the world realise the tremendous potential of an alternate medium of delivery like the internet. Today all global organisations have their own websites not just to disseminate information, but also to offer prospective customers the opportunity to compare costs and purchase good and services at the click of the mouse. The Internet today is universally acknowledged as a parallel marketplace, and its potential when realised fully is expected to unlock
explosive industrial growth across the world. Ecommerce is here to stay. These are indeed interesting times to live in.