As internationally and nationally recognized experts in their fields of study, MIS faculty connect teaching and research, industry and academia, real-world experience, and theoretical constructs. The research is applied, reflects our integrative focus, and is published in premier outlets such as Management Information Systems Quarterly and Information Systems Research.
The vision of MIS is to be a worldwide leader in transformative research and teaching on the design, use, and effects of information technology in a digital world. The research mission is to produce knowledge that fundamentally transforms the design and use of information technology by integrating multi-disciplinary perspectives.
Areas of Expertise
IT and Strategy
- Impact of IT Investments on Firm Performance
- Dynamic and Improvisational Capabilities
- IT Design and IT Innovation
- ERP Implementation in Large Firms
- Ideal CIO Reporting Structure
- Open Product Sourcing
- Business Intelligence/Analytics
- IT Human Capital
- Cybersecurity
E-Commerce and Internet Technologies
- Broadband policy
- Online Reviews
- Recommendation Systems
- Crowdsourcing
- Virtual teams
Social Media
- Social Media in Organizations
- Social Media and Politics
- Social Media Strategy
- Social Analytics
- Peer influence on technology/product adoption
- Large network analysis
Digital Innovation and Design
- Design Science
- Digital Transformation
- Digital platform strategy
- Complex systems
- Digital start-ups
Knowledge Hub
From September 16, 2022
Tattoo recognition technology: Helping or hurting the community?
From September 16, 2022
What legal protection do victims of fake media have?
From September 6, 2022
U.S. veterans are being screened out of jobs because of PTSD stigma
From September 5, 2022
How do we know when our research measures have become outdated?
From August 9, 2022
Workplace Relationships Impact Performance Feedback
From August 1, 2022
The benefit of moving to single-sourced electronic health record platforms
From July 25, 2022
A new model to visualize relationships among non-normally distributed data
From July 11, 2022
The effects of hosting Airbnbs on local crime
From July 5, 2022
Artificial intelligence promises to make healthcare more efficient—if health law can keep up
From June 30, 2022
‘Verified’ social media users are responsible for much fake news dissemination
From June 23, 2022
Minimizing the risks of radiotherapy through personalized cancer treatment
From May 9, 2022
How governments can benefit from sharing IT systems
From April 21, 2022
Transforming accounting with artificial intelligence
From March 18, 2022
Taking the “panic” out of pandemic
From March 9, 2022
Maximizing revenue with limited supply and unknown demand
From February 16, 2022
Is IT-Business Strategic Alignment Really That Important?