Spring 2012
University of Toledo Engineering Career Fair

Wednesday, February 29, 2011
11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

University of Toledo
Career Development Center
2801 W. Bancroft St., Mail Stop #311
Nitschke Hall, Room 1040
Toledo, OH 43606

Students Attending

The annual Engineering Career Fair allows companies to connect with talented University of Toledo Engineering and Computer Science graduates  interested in technology.  Graduate students and alumni seeking  full-time jobs, internships, and networking will attend.

ICC Opportunities

ICC is looking for qualified candidates to assist with positions with career titles, such as, Web Development, Junior Developers, .NET Developer, Java Developers, Usability Specialists, UX Designers, and Usability Testers.

Students do not need to register to attend this event. For more information about this event visit the University of Toledo website.  

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ICC’s constant commitment to delivering value for our clients drove us to create the Leadership Development Academy in 2007. The Academy serves as a pipeline producing the industry’s sharpest young talent, keeping them in Ohio and bringing new jobs to the state.

The Leadership Development Academy is a 3-month business and technical program for recent university graduates. Through structured professional and technical training, combined with project experience and mentoring, the Academy builds the competence and confidence of new consultants.

Adding Value and Reducing Costs in Client Engagements

ICC clients benefit from the unique value and strategic partnership of the Leadership Development Academy, which  trains and equips ICC’s newest consultants to serve clients with greater efficiency and cost.   After immersion in the intense business and technical training, the Academy graduates smoothly and confidently transition to client project work.  

The learning cycle is further supported by subject matter experts who provide mentorship and a safety net to ensure each graduate achieves the consistent quality standards of their ICC peers. For ICC clients, the Leadership Development Academy is a critical resource and ally in providing quality, cost-effective business solutions.

“These graduates come to us out of college as the best in their class, and build targeted business and technical skills through the Academy.  Their enthusiasm to learn and understand the next level of business acumen is exciting to witness,” says Scot Burdette, ICC Vice President for Application and Integration Sevices, who has observed how out-of-state businesses rely on ICC’s teams of young talent paired with senior leadership. “This training is an investment we make in them on behalf of the client, so it’s a win for all three of us.”

To learn how the Leadership Development Academy brings extended benefits to our clients,  visit ICC’s Training Investment information page.  

Retaining Ohio’s young talent

While facing difficult competitive offshore enterprises, ICC has thrived by emphasizing efficient, creative, face-to-face service. Finding the best young talent to provide that service is another challenge, because of a persistent shortage of skilled college graduates.

“The supply is as tight as I’ve ever seen it,” said Rick Ritzler, ICC Vice President of Recruiting, who has worked in that field for nearly 15 years.  “We want to build and train the workforce of tomorrow, not just cherry-pick experienced people – because you can’t find enough ready talent today, and every projection you see only implies that this will get worse.”

ICC’s Leadership Development Academy is that magnet to attract and retain Ohio’s top graduates in computer information systems (CIS) and management information systems (MIS).  The Academy ensures an early career jump-start that focuses on the individual’s unique skills and goals.

Several graduates who were raised in Ohio said the Academy attracted them to work for ICC and stay in the state.   “I like working locally for a global company and having a little bit more freedom to do what I want and decide the direction of where I want to go,” said Phoebe Hyder, who grew up in Westerville, graduated from Miami University in computer science in 2008 and is now a .NET developer. 

Tony Brown, who grew up in Jonesboro, graduated from Ohio Northern University in computer engineering in 2009 and immediately had a job offer in Chicago.  “The same day, I got a call from ICC,” said Brown, now an ICC software developer and engineer. “I’m a big fan of Columbus, and it’s actually a big tech city. I liked what I saw at ICC and wanted to stay.  It was an ironic twist coming to ICC, because an opportunity came up on one of my early client projects at ICC to consult in Australia for a few months, and so I have been lucky to experience both local and global engagements so quickly in my career.”  

For more information about the Leadership Development Academy and how it can relate to your career, visit ICC’s Leadership Development Academy information page.

About Information Control Corporation

Information Control Corporation is the largest privately-held business and technical services provider in Ohio. ICC employs over 500 and serves as a leader in solving IT related business issues. ICC has developed nationally recognized practice areas, including business intelligence, project management, digital interactive services, Microsoft technologies, and other strategic competencies. For more information, visit www.iccohio.com.

Jim Gallo

In his article Applying Agile Methods to Data Warehouse Projects, Jim discusses how Agile methods can be applied to the building of analytical databases — data warehouses, data marts, operational data stores, etc.  When the work associated with designing the databases and integrating the data is driven from the business side, project costs can be held to a minimum and business value can be delivered more quickly. 

Jim Gallo is a recognized Business Intelligence expert and has published a number of articles on the practical realities of BI/DW. He is a regular speaker at conferences and industry-related events. He has led a number of large, complex BI projects for Fortune 1000 companies in addition to delivering value to federal and state governments and international clients. For successive years, Jim has been named by IBM:  IBM Champion for Information Integration and Federation.

Spring 2012 
School of Informatics and Computing Career Fair

Thursday, February 9, 2011
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Indiana Memorial Union Alumni Hall

Students Attending

The annual IT Career Fair allows companies to connect with talented Indiana University students interested in technology. Approximately 500 undergraduate and graduate students interested in full-time jobs, internships, and networking will attend.

Students majoring in Informatics, Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Bioinformatics, Chemical Informatics, Computer Information Systems, Instructional Systems Technology, Security, Graphic Arts, Telecommunications, Cognitive Science, Mathematics, and Business will attend. Students majoring in other areas with coursework, skills, and an interest in IT-related careers may also attend.

ICC Opportunities

ICC is looking for qualified candidates to assist with positions with career titles, such as, Web Development, Junior Developers, .NET Developer, Java Developers, Usability Specialists, UX Designers, and Usability Testers.    

Students do not need to register to attend this event.   For more information about this event visit the IU Career Services page.

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ICC is a premier sponsor of the third annual Microsoft Heartland Region SharePoint Conference, a one-day conference to be held March 8, 2012 at the NorthPointe Conference Center.

The conference registrations have consistently projected over-capacity crowds of SharePoint business and technical decision makers.  The conference has been extended to three speaker tracks with a special focus on SharePoint 2010 implementations and cloud computing possibilities.

For more information on this invitation-only event, please contact ICC.

Monday, Feb 06, 2011
06:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Ohio Union, 1739 North High Street, Columbus, OH 43210

Students Attending

The Information System Association is dedicated to providing MIS, CIS, and CSE students with opportunities to network with technology professionals, professors and each other. Built upon this foundation, the Association is hosting an ISA Banquet is consisting of organizations, like ICC, giving presentaitons about their company and discussing available positions. Any Computer Science student at OSU with a current BuckID is welcome to attend.

ICC Opportunities

ICC is looking for qualified candidates across all degree levels seeking post-graduation career opportunities in Information Technology.

“The GSA IT Schedule 70 is a powerful mechanism for accelerated adoption of technology by the US Federal Government and other public sector organizations,” says Dave Dieterle, VP Government Services, ICC.  “The GSA contract streamlines the purchasing process for public sector clients to secure Information Technology expertise at the right price.”

The General Services Administration touts its IT Schedule 70 program as the largest, most widely used acquisition vehicle in the federal government, providing government agencies a ready means to obtain innovative information technology products and services.  The GSA program provides easy compliance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and allows strategic partners like ICC to collaborate on contractor team arrangements. 

The ICC service offerings fulfilled through the GSA IT Schedule 70 range from individual expertise to teamed engagements managing the complete software development life cycle of large projects. ICC envisions innovative solutions using emerging technologies, then integrates the technology, knowledge and processes to give government agencies efficient and effective public service through Application Development, Business Intelligence, Digital Interactive Services, Microsoft Technologies and Project Management

Additionally, ICC holds a long history of on time and on budget delivery of projects within state and local governments, including the State of Ohio. Since the establishment of ICC’s State Term Schedule with the State of Ohio in 2002, ICC has won and delivered strategic Information Technology project work and consulting across more than twenty-five State of Ohio organizations.  

“With tight budgets, government organizations are increasingly relying on technology to improve the quality of public services to citizens and businesses while also increasing efficiencies within their organizations,” continues Dieterle.  “Government agencies are looking to companies like ICC to initiate, design and deploy successful business and technology solutions that enable them to do more with less.  ICC is pleased to have contract vehicles in place like the GSA contract and Ohio’s State Term Schedule to assist our public sector clients with these critical IT initiatives.”

About GSA (www.gsa.gov)

The United States General Services Administration (GSA) was established by President Harry Truman in 1949, to streamline the administrative work and oversee the business of the US federal government.  GSA delivers products, services, and policies to its federal customers through the Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) and other government offices.  GSA’s acquisition solutions supply federal purchasers with cost-effective high-quality products and services from commercial vendors.

About Information Control Corporation (www.iccohio.com)

Information Control Corporation is the largest privately-held IT Professional Services provider in Ohio. Headquartered for over 15 years in Columbus, ICC employs 500 individuals in the Information Technology space and serves as a leader in solving business issues in IT within the government and commercial sectors.  ICC has developed nationally recognized practice areas, including Business Intelligence, Application Development, Microsoft Technologies and other competencies strategic to today’s businesses. 

TechColumus has recently announced ICC’s Information Factory as a semi-finalist for the 2011 Innovation Award for Outstanding Service for a company over 250 employees. 

The Information Factory, an onshore data integration delivery service, was developed by Information Control Corporation.  ICC’s Information Factory focuses exclusively on converting outsourced offshore markets, by delivering data integration solutions in Central Ohio at a cost equal to offshore vendors, while providing superior quality results at a faster pace. 

In addition to providing a Zero Defect Guarantee to clients on their Information Factory implementations, ICC has developed an accurate estimating process that allows the company to confidently generate detailed Information Factory fixed priced outcome-based contracts — unheard of in offshore models.

Through innovation, a unique data integration delivery model, and an established training academy for Central Ohio talent, Information Factory offers a groundbreaking cost-competitive alternative for clients who are considering using offshore vendors for their business intelligence needs, or have been dissatisfied with their offshore experience. 

To discover how ICC’s Information Factory can assist expertly assist in fulfilling your data integration requirements, contact one of our Information Factory data integration experts.

The TechColumbus Innovation Awards celebrate the spirit of innovation by recognizing outstanding technology achievements in Central Ohio.  This prestigious evening showcases the region’s advancement and promising future.  For more information, visit:  www.techcolumbusinnovationawards.org.

Information Control Corporation,  the largest privately held IT services provider in Ohio, has been awarded two additional competencies by the Microsoft Partner Network.  Earning silver competencies for Software Development and Web Development demonstrates to customers that ICC  has the skills and proven experience in meeting organizational software and web development needs across the enterprise and the cloud.  ICC has solved business problems for national and global customers using Microsoft’s development tools to illustrate this proficiency.

“ICC has successfully developed business-driven Microsoft based software solutions for over 10 years,” said Scot Burdette, VP Application & Integration Services, ICC. “These competency rankings demonstrate ICC’s commitment to serving your unique needs when relying on Microsoft-based web and cloud-based solutions, and recognizes our long-time dedication and expertise in software development.”

ICC’s Application and Integration Services team offers outcome based solutions designed to assist you in reaching new consumers, increasing business agility, and reducing corporate risk.  The team is supported by ICC’s Accelerated AppDev agile development process which integrates user interface experience with well-designed architectures to help our clients reduce complexity and to drive the rapid delivery of solutions.

Through our partnership with Microsoft, ICC also holds the coveted Managed Partner Status which only 2% of Partners hold worldwide, and touts a sizable list of Microsoft experts on staff.  A Managed Partner Status give each client the assurance that Microsoft recognizes ICC in delivering solutions that are implemented according to best practice standards, and backed by technical resources with a strong diversity of customer experiences.

Scot Burdette continues, “We look forward to helping our clients realize the full potential of their Microsoft investment by continuing to focus on areas of technology expertise in response to today’s business needs. Whether developing a website to create a competitive advantage by extending your company brand, or managing an enterprise integration to support revenue growth, ICC brings Microsoft expertise to deliver solutions that drive productivity in today’s businesses.”

About Information Control Corporation

ICC is the largest privately held IT services provider in Ohio. Located for over 15 years in Columbus, Ohio.  ICC employs over 500 individuals in the Information Technology space and serves as a leader in solving business issues in IT within the commercial and government sectors. ICC has developed nationally recognized practice areas, including Business Intelligence, Creative and Interactive Services, Microsoft Technologies including Software Development, Web Services and SharePoint, and other competencies strategic to today’s businesses.  For more information, visit our corporate website at www.iccohio.com. 

The Dayton SharePoint User Group (DAYSPUG) is a forum for technology professionals using Microsoft SharePoint technologies in their business environments, bringing high quality expertise from different disciplines to share best practices, develop ideas, address training opportunities, and implementation strategies.  Members are SharePoint architects, administrators, developers, technology trainers, support staff, and enthusiast from the Dayton, Ohio region.

Ryan Dennis, MCTS, MCITP, ICC Senior SharePoint Engineer, will be presenting at the General Meeting: The Power Is In The Shell, Use It wisely! You may have heard of PowerShell, but do you know what it’s capable of? Gone are the days of long, painful STSADM batch files – we have Windows PowerShell, and it’s here to stay. Learn how you can use Windows PowerShell to perform simple one-off tasks as well as complex, bulk operations. Leveraging the Object Model gives Administrators and Developers the ability to do in a few lines of code what would’ve taken a lot more work (and probably a Developer or two) in the WSS platform. You’ll see how you can get started with PowerShell, and you will leave with not only a greater understanding of what PowerShell is – but what it is capable of and how you can start using it to automate tasks in your SharePoint 2010 environment.

 
To learn more information about the Dayton SharePoint User Group, visit: www.dayspug.org.

ICC Career Opportunities:  In SharePoint | All positions