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I am IT architect(12+ exp.) consulting in enterprise technologies. I am passionate about technology and in long term I see myself as a CTO\CIO of a large organization. My dilemma is that I am undecided about the MBA program. I have received an admit to Kellogg's part time MBA program. However the program does not offer concentration in Technology\Product management. Even though the school is quite far from where I am on east coast, I am considering applying to FEMBA program at UCLA- Anderson (Flex schedule) because it offers these specializations. Someone also recommended me a technology management program from Columbia University - but it is Executive MS and not a MBA. I am curious to know how relevant these specializations are if one is looking for career progression in technology sector. And, as matter of fact how relevant are other core courses? If I apply and get admitted to Anderson or Columbia, I will have to choose between a school which has a better brand recognition- Kellogg vs school(Columbia\Anderson) which offers curriculum that aligns with my goals. Please advise.
