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M. Douglas & V. Kay Ivester Institute for Business Analytics and Insights

Business analytics helps leaders turn data into actionable insight. As new technologies like artificial intelligence reshape business operations, organizations must adapt to succeed. Business education is no different.

The M. Douglas & V. Kay Ivester Institute for Business Analytics and Insights brings together Terry’s initiatives in analytics, AI, and data-driven decision-making. Building on the Ivesters’ vision of “connecting dots” for better informed business decisions, the IIBAI advances analytics education, supports faculty research, and creates opportunities for students, faculty, and industry partners to explore emerging technologies and ideas. 

The institute also leads Terry’s Strategic Plan for AI Integration, coordinating the college’s efforts to prepare students to use AI responsibly and effectively. Through the Terry Analytics Lab, the IIBAI provides hands-on learning, training, events, and guidance that help the entire Terry community put analytics and AI into practice.

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Students

The IIBAI serves students by coordinating AI and analytics instruction across Terry College academic programs, overseeing the Terry Analytics Lab, sponsoring external speakers, and organizing experiential learning opportunities.

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Faculty

The IIBAI serves Terry faculty by sponsoring academic seminars, workshops and conferences, assisting in the acquisition of proprietary data, and supporting research through seed grants.

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Industry and Community

The IIBAI serves industry and community leaders by sharing consulting expertise, sponsoring workshops and educational opportunities, and coordinating industry and community engagement.

IIBAI Contact

Christopher Cornwell
Christopher Cornwell
  • Director, M. Douglas and V. Kay Ivester Institute for Business Analytics and Insights

Simon S. Selig Jr. Chair for Economic Growth and Professor, John Munro Godfrey, Sr. Department of Economics

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