Temple MIS faculty are again among the most prolific in the world in 2022, according to the … [More...] about Temple MIS once again tops AIS list for research productivity
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Temple AIS wins Distinguished Student Chapter award for second consecutive year
Temple AIS, the MIS Student Professional Organization, was selected as a Distinguished Student … [More...] about Temple AIS wins Distinguished Student Chapter award for second consecutive year

Congratulations to the 2023 MIS and IBIT Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to this year's 21 Department of MIS and Institute for Business and Information … [More...] about Congratulations to the 2023 MIS and IBIT Scholarship Recipients

Senior’s award-winning research makes education more accessible for students with disabilities
Senior Allyson Yu took a winding path to the MIS Department, as her interests evolved during the … [More...] about Senior’s award-winning research makes education more accessible for students with disabilities

Mandviwalla receives award for service by the Association for Information Systems
Professor Munir Mandviwalla received the Sandra Slaughter Service Award from the Association for … [More...] about Mandviwalla receives award for service by the Association for Information Systems
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Global end-user spending on cloud computing is expected to reach $482 billion in 2022, and the most successful companies will maximize that investment. Dr. Leila Hosseini focuses on identifying ways they can do just that. Dr. Hosseini joined Temple in Fall 2020 as an Assistant Professor after earning her Ph.D. in Management Science with a concentration in Information Systems from the University of Texas at Dallas. Her latest research projects examine managerial and operational solutions to improve efficiency in technology markets, particularly cloud computing. When cloud computing first … [More...] about Hosseini investigates controlling technology costs in cloud, mobile advertising
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- Mar 31 – Gedas Adomavicius – “Efficient and Flexible Long-Tail Recommendation Using Cosine Patterns”
- Mar 24 – Shaila Miranda – “Setting an IT Innovation Agenda: The Practice Repertoire of Bots in a Blockchain Discourse”
- Mar 17 – Sang-Pil Han – “AI Effectiveness, Task Difficulty, and Employee Income in the Gig Economy: When AI is the Default Service Provider Rather than Humans”
- Mar 3 – Stefan Tams – “Cognitive Aging and the Struggle of Older Workers with Post-adoptive IT Use”
- Feb 10 – Rajiv Garg – “The Price of Losing Trust: An Empirical Analysis of Social Misconduct by YouTube Creators”
- Jan 27 – David Lanter – Enabling Data Protection by Design with Data Provenance Metadata”
- Dec 2 – Robert Gregory – “Skin in the Game: The Transformational Potential of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations”
- Nov 4 – Ramesh Sharda – “Network-based Health Analytics”
- Oct 28 – Lynn Wu – “Innovation Strategy after IPO: How AI Analytics Spurs Innovation after IPO”
- Oct 21 – Michelle Carter – “The Interplay of Content, Platform, and Identity: An Empirical Examination of Social Media Allyship”