Current Course
R for Management Research
Beginner-friendly R and RStudio materials for quantitative management research.
Background
Across Disciplines and Practice
My path began in engineering, moved through finance and business, and developed through professional work in simulation, consulting, digital commerce, data analysis, and blockchain. Each stage changed the questions I ask: not only whether a technology works, but how it fits into organizations, decisions, responsibilities, and everyday practice.
Today, I bring those perspectives into Information Systems research. My work connects organizational theory, AI governance, cybersecurity, system design, and computational methods.
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From Organizational Responsibility to Technical Control
My research examines how organizations translate governance principles, regulatory obligations, and risk judgments into operational capabilities and technical mechanisms.
AI Governance and Organizations
Governance by Design
Cybersecurity Capability
Computational Inquiry
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Featured Writing
Can an AI Policy Really Protect Your Organization?
Why AI Governance Must Be Designed, Not Merely Declared
A written AI policy can state what an organization expects. It cannot see where AI is being used, determine whether human oversight is meaningful, stop an unsafe system, or learn from failure. Those capabilities must be designed.
Teaching
Courses and Learning Resources
Practical teaching materials in research methods, data analysis, and computational work.
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Research and Collaboration
I welcome discussions about visiting opportunities, collaborative research, academic workshops, and projects connecting technology, organizations, and data.