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Community Book

Technology Fallacy book coverAs you know, a central goal of the MSIM program is to develop your leadership, technological, and critical thinking skills. To support your learning in this area, we again are reading through a Community Book for winter 2025, The Technology Fallacy. When everyone shares in the gift of a Community Book, we create community. This book outlines how digital technologies are disrupting organizations of every size and kind. Please read the book before you attend MOSS so you can participate in our fishbowl discussion about it.

Who is the author?  

Gerald C. Kane, Anh Nguyen Phillips, Jonathan R. Copulsky and Garth R. Andrus

Where can you purchase your copy of The Technology Fallacy?  

Please use this link to purchase the book from your preferred distributor or use this link to find the book from the UW Library.

What is a fishbowl conversation?  

Illustration of people standing in a fishbowl while others stand around the outside.
  • A fishbowl conversation is a form of dialogue that can be used when discussing topics within large groups.  
  • The dialogue will start with a couple of people in the middle of the room discussing the book with a moderator. As time passes, participants will leave the middle and other participants will join the discussion.  
  • The advantage of fishbowl is that it allows the entire group to participate in a conversation as both listeners and speakers.  

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Nishit Bhasin

MSIM alum finds early success with startup venture

Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Developing a startup from the ground up can feel intimidating, especially while navigating the uncertainty and pressure of entrepreneurship.After receiving his Master of Science in Information Management, Nishit Bhasin, ‘24,...
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Marcie Stone gestures toward a bookshelf.

From frontiers of the internet, Marcie Stone came back to UW

Monday, November 24, 2025
In the early 1990s, Marcie Stone was one of about 30 people on the Federal Web Consortium, a team responsible for creating the very first public-facing websites for the U.S. government’s Executive Branch agencies. Her decades-long career...
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Informatics Program Overview for Transfer Students

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