Faculty members in Management Information Systems (MIS) examine information technology and information systems within an organizational context. Members of the group have established research programs that span a wide range of topics—from technical issues, such as the use of artificial intelligence to valuate strategic alternatives and the impact of different graphical representations in systems analysis and design, to organizational and strategic issues, such as adoption and diffusion of innovative and disruptive technologies in small businesses, the role of Institutional Theory in understanding technology selection, knowledge transfer between information technology (IT) and non-IT professionals within a firm, knowledge management, project management, on-line education, and electronic government. A diverse set of research methodologies are employed to investigate these topics, including computer simulations, laboratory experiments, large-scale surveys, in-depth interviews, and participant observation. The common thread throughout this body of research is rich interaction between people, processes, and technology.
Name | Position | Specialization & Research Interests |
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Michael Brydon | Associate Professor, Management Information Systems | Decision support, meta-choice, public choice, decision-theoretic planning, combinatorial auctions, heuristic search. |
Dianne Cyr | Professor, Management and Information Systems / Management and Organization Studies / Innovation and Entrepreneurship | For over a decade, Dr. Cyr has led a research program investigating the impact of website design on trust, satisfaction, and e-loyalty in an e-commerce context. Unique aspects of this research explore between culture differences and differences with respect to gender. |
Andrew Gemino | Professor, Management Information Systems | IT project management, business systems analysis techniques, business intelligence and data mining. |
JM Goh | Assistant Professor, Management Information Systems | My current research interests focus on Information Technology in Healthcare, E-Health and Data governance. In addition, I have several ongoing research projects complementing these areas which are not listed. Contact me if you are interested to learn more. |
Jan Kietzmann | Associate Professor, Management and Information Systems / Innovation and Entrepreneurship | |
Kamal Masri | Senior Lecturer, Management Information Systems | |
Michael Parent | Professor, Management Information Systems | eMarketing / Web 2.0, Strategy, IT Governance, Corporate Governance, Luxury brands / wine marketing. |
Drew Parker | Associate Professor, Management Information Systems | Strategic adoption of information technology, theory development in human-computer interaction; multimedia and web-based virtual meetings, with a particular emphasis on group performance and learning environments, computer and communications technology, business applications on the internet; internet policy issues, telecommunications and networking, so-called Web 2.0 and its impact on business. |
Blaize Horner Reich | Professor, Management Information Systems | Improving IT Project Performance, Board level Governance of IT, Aligning Business and Information Technology, Strategic Information Systems. |
Nilesh Saraf | Associate Professor, Management Information Systems | Professor Saraf focuses his research on the diffusion of enterprise information technology and its role in creating business value. He also conducts research on open source software development, strategic behavior of IT product and service vendors and on the emergence of technology standards. |
Peter Tingling | Associate Professor, Management Information Systems | Decision making, sport management, disruptive technology, business strategy and social issues of technology. |
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