The University of Colorado Business School Information Systems faculty conducts research in the major IS research tracks:
- Design science of information systems
- Reference disciplines: operations management, psychology, statistics, decision theory, computer science
- Research Methods: prototype construction, simulation experiments, human factors experiments, analytical evaluation models
- Information system economics
- Reference disciplines: operations management, econometrics, micro and macro economics
- Research Methods: time series analysis, analytical economic models, efficiency models
- Organizational impacts of information technology
- Reference disciplines: management, sociology, psychology, statistics
- Research Methods: surveys, case studies, ethnography, human factors experiments
More about information systems research areas as well as other references regarding doctoral studies in IS can be found at AIS World PhD. and MIS Dissertation Listing.
The program's joint nature between the Business School and Computer Science department is a tremendous challenge and exciting opportunity. Our fundamental mission is to train students to create and effectively disseminate new knowledge. Teaching in the PhD level challenges me to consider new research methodologies, think critically about established research results, and communicate knowledge students can use for their research."
Michael Mannino
Co-Director of the PhD in Computer Science and Information Systems program, Associate Professor of Information Systems
Faculty
- James Gerlach
Systems-oriented, organizational
Activity based costing for IT organizations, Object-oriented software impacts
- Dawn Gregg
Systems-oriented, organizational
Electronic commerce, Management of XML dependencies, DSS validation
- Jahangir Karimi
Organizational, systems-oriented,
IT enabled business transformation, IT innovation diffusion and strategic alignment
- Michael Mannino
Systems-oriented
Sequential decision making algorithms, Database design, Data warehouse operation
- Judy Scott
Organizational
Information systems effectiveness, Evaluation of enterprise resource planning systems
- Ronald Ramirez
Organizational, information system economics
Organizational improvement efforts and IT, Contribution of IT to firm performance
- Zhiping Walter
Information system economics, organizational
User acceptance of information technologies, Economics of e-mail advertising
- Steve Walczak
Systems-oriented, information system economics, organizational
Neural network usage in finance and medicine, Computational models for language acquisition and game playing