| Name | Research Interests |
|---|---|
| Andy (John) Anderson |
Chinese Outward Foreign Direct Investment; International Supply Chain Management; Facility Location Choice; Chinese MNE Innovation Capabilities |
| Nick Bailey |
Corporate Political Strategy, Experimental Methods, FDI Location Choice, MNE-Host Government Relations |
| Saif Bhuiyan |
IT project management, Open source development, ERP |
| Daniel Bumblauskas |
Operations and supply chain management, demand chain management, maintenance modeling, higher education, brewery sustainability & SCM, and big data and predictive analytics. |
| Mary Connerley |
Diversity; Recruitment; Leadership |
| Russell Guay |
Leadership, Fit, Personality, Work Attitudes, Job Performance |
| Shashidhar Kaparthi |
Decision Support Systems, Internet Technologies, Bibliometric Analyses, Neural network models and applications in management. |
| Arti Mann |
Theoretical and empirical research in IS and IT outsourcing; cloud computing; and use of theory and spatial analysis and econometrics techniques from regional economics and geography |
| Samuel Matthews |
Leadership, Job Design |
| James Mattingly |
Organization Culture, Stakeholder Management, Corporate Social Action |
| Atul Mitra |
Current research interests include psychophysical analysis of compensation issues, meaning of pay, skill-based systems, international compensation analysis, and cross-cultural issues in organizational behavior. |
| Daniel J. Power |
Design and development of computerized decision making and planning aids, especially Decision Support Systems (DSS). |
| Sarah Rosol |
Organizational trust. Cross-cultural studies. Burnout. Unemployment. |
| Roberta Roth |
Teaching programming via the Web. |
| Craig VanSandt |
The role of business in society, social entrepreneurship and the ability of business to help alleviate poverty. |
| Leslie K. Wilson |
Improved productivity in analysis, design, and development. Application of expert systems in manufacturing. Supply chain productivity enhancements. Teaching pedagogy in information systems. Management issues in virtual worlds. |
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