Enterprise Systems at Walton College
As a premier source of academic enterprise curriculum and systems, we support education and research efforts at the University of Arkansas and around the world. Our programs produce globally competitive students and world-leading faculty for teaching and research.
Exercises, Use Cases, and Labs
Expose your students to business processes and techniques sought after by the world's top employers.
View ResourcesSystems
Access world- class Enterprise Systems platforms used by Fortune 100 companies for mission-critical applications.
More about our SystemsDatasets
Students learn with real-world datasets from our industry partners, including Dillard’s, Sam’s Club and Tyson.
View the DatasetsInformation Systems Degree Programs
Powered by our systems. View Programs.
Global Reach
Schools we support through our collection of enterprise platforms and datasets:
Students
Gain competitive advantage by working with our world-class Enterprise Systems and real-world datasets. View academic programs that incorporate Enterprise Systems
Faculty and Researchers
The Walton College's Information Systems Department faculty, through their teaching, cutting-edge research, and leadership in national professional organizations, provide a full range of expertise in information systems.. Learn how to incorporate our systems into your teaching and research.
Industry Partners
Business and Industry Partnerships are absolutely essential to the success of Enterprise Systems-and on many fronts including student success, curriculum and research. Engage with us. Help support our systems.
News and Updates
Walton College Team Takes Top Spot at Regional Business Competition
A team made up of three Sam M. Walton College of Business students won first place in the Best Practices competition at the SouthWest Regional Meeting of Beta Alpha Psi.
EPIC Spotlight: Qin Weng
Qin Weng, associate professor in information systems, know businesses love data, and students want to learn all they can.
EPIC Spotlight: Amber Young
When Amber Young taught advanced calculus and physics classes to high school students in rural Oklahoma, they struggled to see systems of equations as 3D objects.
Article on Women’s Entrepreneurship Wins Best Paper Award at AMJ
An article by researchers from the Department of Information Systems at the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas and collaborators from Hong Kong and France published in the Academy of Management Journal was named the best paper of the year published in the journal.
Sabherwal Named IEEE Fellow
Rajiv Sabherwal, chair of the Department of Information Systems and Edwin & Karlee Bradberry Chair in Information Systems at the Sam M. Walton College of Business, has been named an IEEE Fellow, effective January 1, 2019.
