Information Systems & Operation Management
Faculty in the ISOM area study systems and processes that define the operating and information practices in firms, markets, and society. Globalization and emerging digital technologies have and continue to transform the structure, form, and governance of these systems and processes. The ability to not only account for but also leverage digital technology and novel operating practices is a critical qualification for corporate leaders. This is particularly evident given that resources and technological skills crucial for competition are increasingly outsourced and off-shored. The ISOM area seeks to distinguish itself as a group of high impact scholars who bring thought leadership to understanding, explaining, and shaping these issues.
Research methods employed in ISOM research include theory-building, analytical and computational modeling, empirical work through archival and survey data, as well as experimental approaches. ISOM’s rising prominence in the academies is apparent in their numerous publications and editorial roles at top journals such as MIS Quarterly, Journal of Operations Management, Information Systems Research, Production and Operations Management, Management Science, Journal of MIS and Manufacturing and Service Operations Management.
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BBA Course Offerings
| BBA Core Courses | BBA Electives |
|---|---|
| BUS 350 – Data and Decision Analytics | BUS 352 – Project Management & Collaboration |
| BUS 351 – Process and Systems Management | BUS 355 – An App for That: Designing the Small and the Many |
| BUS 358 – Decision Tools & Visualization | |
| BUS 450 – Foundations of Digital Markets | |
| BUS 451 – Making Effective Decisions | |
| BUS 452 – Healthcare Operations & Technology Management | |
| BUS 453 – Operations Strategy | |
| BUS 456 – Social Media and Virtual Commuities | |
| BUS 457 – Service Excellence | |
| BUS 458 – Psychology Of Technology | |
| BUS 459 – Process Analysis and Six Sigma |
MBA Course Offerings
| MBA Core Courses | MBA Electives |
|---|---|
| BUS 550 – Data and Decision Analysis | BUS 544 – Digital Economy |
| BUS 551 – Process and Systems Management | BUS 553 – Supply Chain Management |
| BUS 555 – An App for That: Designing the Small and the Many Change | |
| BUS 556 – Analytics for e-Markets | |
| BUS 557 – Management Science in Spreadsheets | |
| BUS 558 – Project Management and Collaboration | |
| BUS 559 – Information Systems for Business Consulting | |
| BUS 650 – Decision Modeling | |
| BUS 651 – Strategic Decision Analysis | |
| BUS 652 – Healthcare Operations & Technology Management | |
| BUS 653 – Operations Strategy | |
| BUS 655 – Forecasting for Business Decision Making | |
| BUS 656 – Social Media & Virtual Communities | |
| BUS 657 – Data Analytics & Visualization | |
| BUS 658 – Service Operations | |
| BUS 659 – Process Analysis and Six Sigma |
Information Systems & Operation Management Faculty
Tenured/Tenure Track
- Maryam Alavi - John and Lucy Cook Professor of Information Strategy; Vice Dean for Faculty and Research
- Elliot Bendoly - Associate Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management; Caldwell Research Fellow
- Anandhi Bharadwaj - Associate Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management
- Ramnath K. Chellappa - Associate Professor Information Systems & Operations Management
- George Easton - Associate Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management
- Diwas S. KC - Assistant Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management
- Benn Konsynski - George S. Craft Distinguished University Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management
- Nikolay Osadchiy - Assistant Professor of Information Systems and Operations Management
- Michael Prietula - Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management
- Eve Rosenzweig - Associate Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management
Non-Tenure Track
- Patrick Noonan - Professor in the Practice of Decision & Information Analysis; Associate Dean for Management Practice Initiatives
- Jeffrey Rummel - Associate Professor in the Practice of Information Systems & Operations Management
- Stephen Stuk - Associate Professor in the Practice of Information Systems & Operations Management
- Steve Walton - Associate Professor in the Practice of Information Systems & Operations Management