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What is the EMC Academic Alliance?
The EMC® Academic Alliance program, a collaboration with colleges and universities worldwide, was created to address the skills gap resulting from the growing volume and complexity of data . This sharp increase in data creation and the heightened importance of storing, protecting, and managing it, has elevated information storage as a central function of the IT infrastructure.

There is no cost to the institution to join EMC Academic Alliance. EMC offers the unique ‘open’ Information Storage and Management (ISM) course as part of our commitment to global citizenship and social investment, - sharing our expertise with educational, governmental, and social institutions, so more people around the world can access and share knowledge and ideas.
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Faculty Member
Delivering technology curriculum to future IT professionals at colleges and universities
The Academic Alliance program is open to accredited, degree-granting colleges and universities globally
Prepare the next generation of IT Professionals to close the information storage skills gap!
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Employer

Looking to hire college graduates who can take on companies information storage and management challenges

Student

EMC is working with colleges and universities worldwide to arm students with the knowledge necessary to differentiate themselves in the job market and improve their competitive advantage.
EAA Member Faculty and Students: Register here for access to additional resources and materials.
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Students: you will receive your registration
ID from your professor.
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Program Feature
Aligns to newly published Information Storage and Management Book, featuring:
  • Broad ‘Open’ coverage of storage concepts, and deployment considerations
  • Not product specific
  • Prepares students for multi-vendor environment
Find Participating Institutions
More than 300 institutions across 21 countries