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Dr. Debabroto ‘Dave’ Chatterjee, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Department of Management Information Systems

Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602. Phone: (706) 224-8699 (C) E-Mail: [email protected]

MISSION

Have a transformational impact through leadership and scholarship.

TOP TEN STRENGTHS AND COMPETENCIES

1. Significant exposure to academic leadership and governance activities. Recognized by top

UGA leadership for making a significant impact in improving and transforming the program

and unit review process.

2. Significant expertise in the various facets of strategic management of technology– from

technology sense-making to enterprise digitization initiatives and change management, data

governance, internal controls, information security, and performance measurement.

3. Numerous organizations (both for-profit and non-profit) have benefitted from my work on

enterprise IT governance issues, especially in the area of IT value management. I am in the

process of further developing and patenting the IT value management methodology.

4. Conducted ground breaking research and published in top academic and practitioner journals

such as MIS Quarterly, Journal of Management Information Systems, Communications of the

ACM, MIT Sloan Management Review, California Management Review, and The Wall Street

Journal. Citation count as on May 7, 2017 is 1703; one article titled Shaping Up for E-

Commerce has over 800 citations.

5. Industry thought leader and subject matter expert who is frequently invited to give expert

interviews, deliver talks, and moderate CIO panel discussions.

6. Extensive experience teaching at all levels, especially in Executive MBA and Professional

MBA programs.

7. Proven track record of running a non-profit organization and building strong relationships

between academia and industry.

8. Creative and innovative mindset

9. Gifted communicator with strong interpersonal skills

10. High level of integrity and commitment


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INDUSTRY THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

I am frequently invited to give expert interviews, deliver talks, and moderate CIO panel

discussions on enterprise IT governance and value management issues. The following are

representative of such activities:

§ Invited Speaker, “How High-Reliability Organizations Earn Customer Trust: From Concept

to Reality,” 16th European Conference on Cyber Warfare and Security, Dublin, Ireland (June

29-30, 2017)

§ Invited Speaker, Salesforce TechTalk Forum, “How High-Reliability Organizations Earn

Customer Trust: From Concept to Reality,” San Francisco, CA (May 22, 2017)

§ Moderator, CXO panel discussion on "Artificial Intelligence: The Future Tech that's

Happening Now," Premier CIO Forum, Atlanta GA (April 13, 2017)

§ Invited Panelist, CIO panel discussion on “CIO Paradox: Contradictions on IT

Leadership,” PremierCIO Forum, Atlanta, GA (March 30, 2016)

§ Moderator, CXO panel discussion on “Enterprise Data Governance in a Big Data

Environment,” PremierCIO Forum, Atlanta, GA (March 31, 2015)

§ Moderator, “Who is Responsible for Information Security? IT or Business or Both,” CIO

Forum and Executive IT Summit, Atlanta, GA (April 15, 2014)

§ Quoted as an expert on security issues in the Augusta Chronicle (January 2014)

§ Invited Speaker, Emerging Technological Trends at The Georgian Club, Atlanta, GA

(August 13, 2014)

§ Interview on Emerging Technologies aired on WALR KISS 104.1 FM (June 16, 2013)

§ Interview on Cyber Security aired on the Condace Pressley show “Perspectives” on 95.5 FM

NewsTalk/WSB (April 7, 2013)

§ Moderator, “How to Talk to Developers,” Four Athens Panel Discussion (Fall 2013)

§ Moderator, Educating the Next Generation IT Work Force, CIO Forum and Executive IT

Summit (May 23, 2012)

§ Invited panelist to the Cowen Group’s roundtable discussion on Impact of New Business

Technologies on Legal Risk, Governance, and Compliance Operations, The Atlanta

Commerce Club, Atlanta, GA (May 9, 2012)


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IS PRACTITIONER COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP

§ SIM Atlanta Leadership

• I have successfully nurtured the evolution of the Society for Information Management

(SIM) Atlanta Chapter for nearly a decade. Society for Information Management

(SIM) is a premier non-profit national community of senior information technology

(IT) practitioners, reputed academics, and other thought leaders. I was elected

Chairman of the Board for seven consecutive years. During this period, I have

worked closely with business leaders to run the organization. From vision

development to day-to-day operations, I have been a very hands-on leader in

managing the organization.

• Through its donations and contributions, SIM Atlanta has indirectly touched 6.5

million people and over 100 other non-profit organizations. Each year several

scholarships are given to outstanding students of SIM member institutions in the

region. As SIM Atlanta Chairman, I was also instrumental in starting the SIM

Atlanta Student Fellowship program where the selected students are not only

awarded $1000 scholarship money but also get to attend all SIM Atlanta events for

one full SIM year (September to June), network with members, and work on special

projects and activities that will give them a flavor of IS leadership in action. Two

UGA students – Zach Seelye and Abby Weinstein – are the 2015-2016 SIM Atlanta

Student Fellows.

• I was nominated for the SIM Leader of the Year award in 2014 and was recognized

as one of the finalists for the award. This was my second nomination (I was

nominated in 2009) for this prestigious leadership award.


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• The following testimonials are reflective of my contributions as the leader of this

organization:

“I’ve known Dave for more than 10 years, and I’ve worked with him on the SIM board. He’s very dedicated to the things that interest him, and his interest in SIM has been a key factor in its success under his chairmanship. He’s a very personable guy, but he doesn’t settle for anything less than meeting his goals. During Dave’s tenure, SIM membership has increased, a golf event was created that has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for charity, and the quality of speakers at SIM meetings has improved. Some of those changes have come from Dave’s direct work, and some have resulted from key board members who Dave persuaded to participate in SIM’s work. I’m honored to have known Dave and to have worked with him at SIM.”

Harwell Thrasher Author & Speaker, Founder of Making ITclear, Inc.

“Dave is an exceptional leader and did an outstanding job as Chairman of the Board for the Atlanta chapter of SIM. Under his leadership membership increased, new special interest groups were created, and the content of the meetings were always of great interest to the members. His tireless effort and years of dedication in making SIM one of the best professional groups in Atlanta will always appreciated by the many members of SIM. Thanks Dave.”

Jim Montembeau

President, Midpoint Search

“I have been honored to know Dave Chatterje for over 5 years now through my membership in SIM Atlanta and as a guest speaker at his Information Management classes at UGA. Dave has done a fantastic and often thankless job as the President of SIM Atlanta for many years. He is a consummate professional, very knowledgeable on the issues facing IT Leaders today,and puts in long hours in this volunteer role to help IT Managers network with each other and hear excellent speakers at our monthly SIM meetings. I recommend Dave highly.”

Lee W. Crump Group Vice President, Rollins, Inc.


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“Dave has really energized the SIM Atlanta chapter. Dave devotes several hours of time every week, usually behind the scenes and without credit, to ensure that the depth of membership and breadth of activities within SIM Atlanta continues to crest new high-watermarks. He tirelessly promotes SIM International’s activities and opportunities amongst our membership. He brings a wealth of ideas to the table and then works with SIM members and the broader IT community to bring them to fruition. He ensures impeccable execution of all monthly meetings and other SIM member interactions, which has built SIM Atlanta a very solid and professional reputation. In summary, Dave has breathed vitality into SIM Atlanta and we all owe him a deep debt of gratitude and appreciation for the opportunities we have in SIM Atlanta today.”

Zareer Siganporia

Senior Director, PMO, DTI LLC.

“As President of SIM Atlanta, Dave has been instrumental in establishing and growing the partnership between SIM Atlanta and TechBridge, a nonprofit that drives community impact by bringing affordable technology to other nonprofits. Our community has been fortunate to benefit from his leadership and vision that spearheaded the growth of SIM’s annual golf tournament from $2,000 to $107,000 in 8 short years and his community-minded spirit that ensured those funds were reinvested in growing the capacity of nonprofits.”

Carrie Bates Hasting,

Chief Development Officer, TechBridge Inc.

“I have known Dave for close to 10 years. During this period, he has demonstrated both a passion for and commitment to the greater Atlanta business and university communities. As President of the Atlanta Society for Information Management, www.simnet.com, he has worked tirelessly with his Board to grow and expand the role of Information Technology across business, government and higher education. Atlanta is blessed to have Dave and his talents at work across the public and private commercial landscape.”

Ed Galloway SIM-RTP Past President and Board Member

Galloway and Assoc., Inc.

§ Judge, Georgia CIO of the Year Award (2010 – 2015)

§ Co-Conference Chair, SIMposium, the SIM International Conference, Atlanta, 2010

§ Conference Host and Executive Advisory Council Member, CIO Forum and Executive IT

Summit, Atlanta, GA (2009-Present)


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SCHOLARSHIP IMPACT

§ As mentioned earlier, my research has focused on the different facets of strategic

management of technology– from technology sense-making to enterprise digitization

initiatives and change management, data governance, internal controls, information security,

and performance measurement.

§ My work has been cited over 1500 times in peer-reviewed journals and also significantly

influenced practice. One particular article (Shaping Up for E-Commerce) has been cited over

800 times.

§ Numerous organizations (both for-profit and non-profit) have benefitted from my work on

enterprise IT governance issues, especially in the area of IT value management. Here are

some examples of the organizational impact of my work:

• The IT value management study inspired the management of a major packaging

company to transition from running IT as a cost center to that of a value center. The

transition was not easy as it involved several structural, procedural, and people related

changes. The radical change was well worth it as the IT function became a strategic

enabler and started performing at a high level. While IT spend as a percentage of

revenue decreased significantly (by almost 50%), the revenue generated from IT

enabled superior product and service innovations increased by 45%.

• The IT value management framework also played a major role in helping a

diversified manufacturing organization derive optimal value from a large-scale

business transformation project. The company especially benefitted from the

recommendations of establishing mechanisms to enforce accountability. The project

ROI exceeded the desired 18% goal.


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• The IT value management methodology led to the redesign, repositioning, and

relabeling of a customer relationship management system in a global software and

software service provider. A key contribution of the methodology was to sensitize

management to clearly definiting value and developing a set of focussed metrices.

The end-result was greater organization wide buy-in, significant cost savings (at least

$100 K annually) from the process improvements, and increase in revenue generation

(15 to 20%) from superior cross-selling and upselling initiatives. Another major

impact was greater accuracy in revenue forecasting and resource planning.

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

Publications, White Papers, and Presentations

Chatterjee, D. (2017) “How High-Reliability Organizations Earn Customer Trust: From Concept

to Reality,” 16th European Conference on Cyber Warfare and Security, Dublin, Ireland, June

29-30, 2017.

Chatterjee, D. (2017) “How High-Reliability Organizations Earn Customer Trust: From Concept

to Reality,” Salesforce TechTalk Forum, San Francisco, CA, May 22, 2017.

Chatterjee, D. (2017) "Artificial Intelligence: The Future Tech that's Happening Now,"

Moderator, Premier CIO Forum, Atlanta GA, April 13, 2017.

Chatterjee, D (2016), “CIO Paradox: Contraditions of IT Leadership,” Invited Panelist,

PremierCIO Forum, , Atlanta, GA, March 30, 2016.

Chatterjee, D. (2015) “Enterprise Data Governance in a Big Data Environment,” Moderator,

PremierCIO Forum, Atlanta, GA, March 31, 2015.

Chatterjee, D. (2015) “Enterprise Data Governance,” Moderator, SIM Atlanta Meeting,

February 27, 2015.

Chatterjee, D. (2014) “Emerging Technological Trends,” at The Georgian Club, Atlanta, GA

August 13, 2014.

Chatterjee, D. (2014) “Who is Responsible for Information Security? IT or Business or Both,”

Moderator, CIO Forum and Executive IT Summit, Atlanta, GA, April 15, 2014.


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Chatterjee, D. (2013). “How to Talk to Developers,” Four Athens Panel Discussion, Fall

2013.

Chatterjee, D. (2012). “Educating the Next Generation IT Work Force,” CIO Forum and

Executive IT Summit, May 23, 2012.

Chatterjee, D. (2012). “Impact of New Business Technologies on Legal Risk, Governance, and

Compliance Operations,” Invited panelist to the Cowen Group’s Roundtable Discussion at

The Atlanta Commerce Club, Atlanta, GA (May 9, 2012)

Kosalge, P., and Chatterjee, D. (2011). “Look Before You Leap into ERP Implementation: An

Object Oriented Approach to Business Process Modeling,” Communications of the

Association for Information Systems, Vol. 28, Article 30, May 1, 2011.

Chatterjee, D. (2011). “The Criticality of IT Value Management: A Reality Check,” SAP-

sponsored white paper.

Chatterjee, D. (2011). “Developing and Sustaining High Performance IT Organizations: The

Role of IS Leadership,” CIO Forum and Executive IT Summit, May 2011, Atlanta,

GA.

Segars, A.H., and Chatterjee, D. (2010). “Diets That Don’t Work: Where Enterprise Resource

Planning Goes Wrong,” Wall Street Journal & MIT Sloan Management Review, August 23,

2010.

Chatterjee, D. (2009). “Measuring and Communicating the Business Value of IT,” CIO

Forum and Executive IT Summit, May 2009, Atlanta, GA.

Chatterjee, D., Mitra, S., and Sambamurthy, V. (2008). “Metrics for IT Management: A

CIO’s Guide,” Advanced Practices Council of the Society for Information

Management, October 2008, Philadelphia, PA.

Chatterjee, D. (2008). "Bridging the Digital Divide in Organizations,” SIMposium, November

2008, Orlando, Fl.

Chatterjee, D. (2008). “The Significance of Data Quality Management,” SIM Atlanta Chapter

Meeting, September 2008, Atlanta, GA.


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Chatterjee, D. (2007). “Developing and Leveraging Electronic Partnering Capabilities,”

Hearst Corporation IT Executive Retreat, April 2007, Colbert, GA.

Chatterjee, D. (2007). “Is ROI the Best Method for Selecting IT Projects,” SIM Atlanta

Chapter Meeting, November 2007, Atlanta, GA.

Chatterjee, D. (2007). “Managing Risks through Electronic Partnerships,” MIT Center for IS

Research Workshop, September 2007, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston,

MA.

Chatterjee, D., Segars, A. H., Watson, R. T. (2006). “Realizing the Promise of E-Business:

Developing and Leveraging Electronic Partnership Options,” California Management

Review, 88(4), 60-83.

Chatterjee, D. (2006). “Electronic Partnership Forms and Configurations: A Risk Based

View,” The Gerry DeSanctis Conference at Duke University, March 2006, Durham,

NC.

Chatterjee, D. (2006). “A Dual Risk Analysis of Electronic Partnerships Options,” AIMS

International Conference on Management, Indian Institute of Management, 2006,

Calcutta, India.

Chatterjee, D. (2006). “Refocusing IT towards Innovation,” SIM Atlanta Chapter Meeting,

October 2006, Atlanta, GA.

Chatterjee, D. and Segars, A. H. (2006). “Assessing e-Business Capabilities and

Effectiveness: A Set of Key e-Business Metrics,” International Journal of Infonomics,

1-8.

Chatterjee, D. and Segars, A. H. (2003). Transformation of the Enterprise through e-

Business: An Investigation of Opportunities, Challenges, & Best Practices. Chicago,

Il.: Society for Information Management.

Chatterjee, D. (2003). “Transformation of the Enterprise through E-Business: Lessons and

Insights from the Field,” SIMposium, October 2003, New York City, NY.


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Chatterjee, D., Watson, R. T. (2005). “Infosys Technologies Ltd.: Unleashing CIMBA,”

Journal of Cases on Information Technology, 7(4), 81-96.

Chatterjee, D., Grewal, R. and Sambamurthy, V. (2002). “Shaping up for E-commerce:

Institutional Enablers of the Organizational Assimilation of Web Technologies,” MIS

Quarterly, 26(2), 65-89.

Chatterjee, D., Richardson, V. and Zmud, R.W. (2002). “Examining the Shareholder Wealth

Effects of New CIO Position Announcements,” MIS Quarterly, 25(1), 43-70.

Chatterjee, D., Pacini, C. and Sambamurthy, V. (2002). “The Shareholder Wealth and Trading

Volume Effect of IT Infrastructure Investments,” Journal of Management Information

Systems, 19(2), 7-42.

Looney, C. and Chatterjee, D. (2002). “Web Enabled Transformation of the Brokerage Industry:

Analysis of Emerging Business Models,” Communications of the ACM, 45(8), 75-81.

Chatterjee, D. (2002). “Transformation of the Enterprise through E-Business,” Executive

Presentation, Advanced Practices Council of the Society for Information Management,

September 2002, Chicago, IL.



May 2002, Chicago, IL. Chatterjee, D. (2002). “Transformation of the Enterprise

through E-Business,” Executive Presentation, Advanced Practices Council of the

Society for Information Management, January 2002, Chicago, IL.

Chatterjee, D. (2002). “Collaborative Commerce: Trends and Best Practices,” Infosys

Corporation, June 2002, Bangalore, India.

Kayworth, T., Chatterjee, D. and Sambamurthy, V. (2002). In M. Khosrowpour (Ed.),

Theoretical Justifications for IT Infrastructure Investments, (pp. 73-89). Advanced

Topics in Information Resource Management, Idea Group Publishing.

Chatterjee, D. and Jessup, L. (2001). “SAFECO: Leveraging the Web in a Knowledge-Based

Service Industry,” Annals of Cases on Information Technology, 3, 226-243.


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October 2001, Chicago, IL.



May 2001, Chicago, IL.



February 2001, Chicago, IL.

Kayworth, T., Chatterjee, D. and Sambamurthy, V. (2001). “Theoretical Justification of IT

Infrastructure Investments,” Information Resource Management Journal, 14(3).

Pacini, C., Chatterjee, D. and Sambamurthy, V. (2001). “The Shareholder Wealth and

Trading Volume Effects of IT Infrastructure Investments,” Proceedings of The

American Accounting Association Conference.

Looney, C. and Chatterjee, D. (2000). “Measuring Nature and Extent of Organizational Use

of the WWW: Development of a Coding Scheme,” Proceedings of the 2000

Information Resource Management Association Conference.

Chatterjee, D. (1998). Managing the Merger Process: A Conceptual and Empirical Insight

into Boeing’s Performance. A Whitepaper, Seattle, WA.: The Boeing Company.

Chatterjee, D. and Sambamurthy, V. (1999). “Business Implications of Web Technology: An

Insight into Usage of the World Wide Web by U.S. Companies,” Electronic Markets –

The International Journal of Electronic Commerce & Business Media, 9 (1& 2), 126-

131.

Chatterjee, D. (1999). “Creating Business Value through E-Commerce: Insights from the

Insureco Study,” E-Business Workshop, Indiana University, October 1999,

Bloomington, IN.


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Chatterjee, D. and Sambamurthy, V. (1997). “Leveraging The Web Business Potential: The

Influence of Organizational and Web Management Characteristics,” Proceedings of

the International Conference on Information Systems.

Kayworth, T., Sambamurthy, V. and Chatterjee, D. (1997). “A Conceptual Framework of

Information Technology Infrastructure: The Critical Link of Technology Standards,”

Proceedings of the Americas Conference On Information Systems.

Research Support/Sponsorship

§ My research has been supported by numerous organizations (in the private and public

sector) such as The Boeing Company, SAP, Home Depot, Cisco, Graphic Packaging

International, The Coca Cola Company, Infosys, and County Government of Georgia

(1997-2017)

§ SAP Research Grant (2011).

§ Advanced Practices Council Research Grant, Society for Information Management (2008).

§ Terry Sanford Research Award, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia

(2005).

§ Leadership Research Consortium Grant, Institute of Leadership Advancement, Terry College

of Business, The University of Georgia (2004).

§ Terry Sanford Research Award, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia

(2004).

§ Advanced Practices Council Research Grant, Society for Information Management (2001).

§ University Dissertation Grant, Rovetta College of Business, Florida State University (1997).


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EDITORIAL BOARD AND PEER REVIEW SERVICES

§ Recognized by Elsevier for the Journal of Business Research paper review on October 7,

2016.

§ Editorial Board Member, Journal of Strategic Information Systems. (2005 - Present).

§ Associate Editor, Journal of Association for Information Systems. (2006 - 2009).

§ Editorial Review Board Member, Fulbright Senior Specialists Review Committee for IT.

(2005 - 2008).

§ Reviewed for premier journals such as MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research,

Journal of Management Information Systems, Management Science, Journal of Association

for Information Systems, Journal of Strategic Information Systems, Data Base, IEEE, and

Journal of Business Research.

TEACHING

I enjoy my time in the classroom and have taught with great distinction at all levels –

Undergraduate, MBA, Executive MBA, Professional MBA, and Ph.D.

Currently Teaching

§ Information Technology and Strategy (Professional MBA)

§ IS Leadership (Undergrad MIS Elective)

§ Business Process Management (Undergrad MIS Core)

Courses Taught

§ Management Information Systems (MBA Core)

§ Information Technology and Strategy (Executive MBA Core)

§ Doctoral Seminar on IT Management (Ph.D.)

§ Internet Technology and Strategy (Executive MBA Core)

§ Information Resource Management (Undergrad MIS Core & MBA Elective)


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§ Strategic IT Management in a Global Firm (UNC Chapel Hill’s Global OneMBA Program)

§ Information Management and Analytics Technology for Accountants (UNC Chapel Hill’s

Masters of Accounting Program)

Executive Education & Training

§ Developed and taught the core IT course titled ‘Information Technology and Strategy’ in the

Terry College Executive MBA program and Professional MBA program (2003 – Present).

§ Developed and taught the course titled ‘Strategic IT Management in the Global Firm,’ in

Global OneMBA program for UNC, Chapel Hil from 2011 to 2015.

§ Taught a course on IT Value Management in the Information Technology Leadership

Program (ITLP) provided by the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, The University of

Georgia, for the Georgia Chapter of Government Management and Information Sciences

(GMIS) in Savannah, GA. (2012)

§ Hearst Corporation Executive Education Workship, IT and Strategy Group, “Developing and

Leveraging Electronic Partnering Capabilities,” Colbert, GA. (2007)

§ SIM APC Quarterly Executive Meeting and Workshops on E-Business (2001-2002)

Executive Coaching

Coached and mentored several students from the Executive MBA program. Reviewing the 360

Leadership Assessment results, crafting a leadership development plan, setting benchmarks, and

monitoring and guiding progress were some of the key activities and elements of the program.

Directed Independent Studies and PhD Dissertation Committees

I have directed several independent studies at the graduate and undergraduate level and also

served on Ph.D. dissertation committees.

§ “Transformational Change in the Medical Transcription Industry,” Student: Sue McGrogan

(Executive MBA Program)

§ “Moving Beyond the Legacy of Forced Adoption of RFID,” Student: Kelly Blust (Undergrad

MIS Program)


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§ “STARinU Case Study,” Student: Matt Lischke (Undergrad MIS Program)

§ Dissertation Committee Member, “Self-Regulated Learning Strategies for the Power User of

Technology,” Student: Chris Kadlec (MIS Ph.D. Program)

§ Dissertation Committee Member, “The Team Leader Technology Facilitation Role in

Information Systems Project Virtual Teams,” Student: Dominic Thomas (MIS Ph.D.

Program)

§ Dissertation Committee Member, "Business-driven Information Systems Change: How

Companies Anticipate, Prepare for, and Respond to the Need for Change,” Student: Justin

Cochran (MIS Ph.D. Program)

§ "How can small business use the Internet to increase sales?" Student: Wayne Akins

(Executive MBA Program)

§ "US Homeowner Association Adoption of IT Tools," Students: Donny Rolader, Neal Steffin,

Stoddard Mannikin, and Ronald Hillman (Executive MBA Program).

§ "Moving Towards a More Responsive and Agile IT Infrastructure: Intel SAP Re-platform

Case Study," Student: Jing Chen (Executive MBA Program)

§ Dissertation Committee Member, "Understanding the Organizational Impact of Integrated IT

Application Infrastructure through Agility: The Case of Enterprise Resources Planning

Infrastructure," Student: Daniel Chen (MIS Ph.D. Program)

Directed Consulting Projects

§ New Projects Online Interface and Database Design, UGA Archway Program, GA .

§ Demolition Tracking System, Brunsvick County, GA.

§ IS Audit, Pulaski County, GA.

§ CRM Systems Evaluation and Recommendation, Graphics Packaging International, GA.

§ Search Engine Optimization, Hart County Industrial Building Authority, GA.

§ Wi-fi Audit, Hartwell City, GA.

§ Parks and Recreation Management System, Sumter County, GA.

§ iControl Technology Evaluation, Cisco Inc.


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§ Femtocell Technology Evaluation, Cisco Inc.

§ Residential Gateway Solutions Evaluation, Cisco Inc.

§ Mobile BI Solutions Evaluation, Graphic Packaging International.

§ Web 2.0 Solutions Evaluation, Graphic Packaging International.

§ VoIP Solutions Evaluation, Graphic Packaging International.

§ Email Retention Management System, Graphic Packaging International.

§ Voice over IP, Zaxby’s Inc.

§ Technology Needs Assessment, Patricia’s Spiritwear.

§ Inventory Tracking System, Moultrie Community College, Moultrie, GA.

§ HR Payroll System – Vendor Evaluation, Southeast Georgia Healthcare System, Glynn

County, GA.

§ Customer Relationship Management System, Zaxby’s Inc.

§ Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning, Zaxby’s Inc.

§ Document Imaging System, Zaxby’s Inc.

§ Mail Tracking System, Zaxby’s Inc.

§ Restaurant Evaluation System, Zaxby’s Inc.

§ Database Analysis and Design, Zaxby’s Inc.

Teaching Honors and Awards

§ Over the years, I have received several compliments, awards, and honors. One student

feedback that succintly captures my teaching style and approach is presented below: “Dr. Chatterjee, I have thoroughly enjoyed your class this semester. Your Socratic method of teaching allowed me to think differently about the future of MIS, and how I can develop myself to be successful in this field. I will be recommending your class to the younger MIS majors I know.” (McKenzie Varn Cunningham, April 24, 2015)

§ Outstanding Exec MBA Professor of the Year

§ Outstanding Teaching Faculty Honoree

§ Multiple nominations to Terry College Teaching Award

§ Multiple nominations to UGA Senior Teaching Fellow Award

§ Invited participant to UGA Academic Affairs Faculty Symposium

§ Alpha Kappa Psi, MIS Teacher of the Year Award, The University of Georgia


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§ Recognized for innovative teaching on the UGA home page in 2008 and in the Terry College

Alumni magazine in 2008 and 2009.

§ Invited participant to the ACM Education Board’s (NSF Funded) Future of Computing

Education Summit, June 25th and 26th, 2009, Washington DC.

UGA Career Center Recognition

Recognized literally every year for “greatly contributing to the career development of UGA

students.” The latest recognition was received on December 12, 2016.

INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE (UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, 2001-

PRESENT)

Over the years, I have served on numerous faculty leadership teams and governance committees

at the department, college, and university level. Highlighted below are some significant service

commitments and experience.

Chairman & Member, UGA’s Program Review and Assessment Committee (2013-Present)

§ As part of this university wide leadership team, I have studied and authored multiple

academic program and unit performance review reports. The reports covered every aspect of

an unit’s operation and performance – from mission and goal alignment to governance

structure, FTE distribution rationale, productivity assessment metrics, research productivity,

teaching effectiveness, mentoring mechanisms, success and viability of the different degree

and non-degree programs offered, and physical and technological infrastructure.

§ I was elected Chairman of this prestigious committee in September 2016.

§ I guided the academic program review policy and procedural changes through several

committees and sub-committes before it was passed by the University Council in November

2016. Through these changes the review process will be more focused and faculty time

commitment will be minimized.


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Member, Student Learning Outcome Executive Committee (2016 – Present)

§ I serve on this committee as representative of Program Review and Assessment Committee.

Member, UGA Provost’s Advisory Committee on Academic Program Review (September

2015-Present)

§ Served on a select committee of university leaders to improve the academic program review

process. Played a key role in recommending governance process changes that could

potentially result in significant cost savings and also enhance faculty productivity.

Member, Search Committee for Program Review and Assessment Committee (PRAC)

Coordinator (2016)

§ Served on a select committee of university leaders and administrators to conduct a national

search for PRAC coordinator.

Chairman & Member, Terry College of Business MBA Committee (2006-2015)

§ The MBA Committee provides oversight to all types of MBA programs offered – Full-time

MBA, Professional MBA, and Executive MBA.

§ During my tenure on this committee, we were involved in several initiatives ranging from

branding, positioning of the programs, redesigning the curriculum, and preparing for re-

accreditation.

§ I served as Chairman of this committee from 2013-2015.

Member, UGA’s Enterprise IT Architecture Committee (2014-Present)

§ As the faculty representative on this university committee for enterprise IT governance, I

provided feedback and guidance on how to improve the customer experience with IT

services.


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Other Institutional Service Activities at The University of Georgia

§ Chairman, MIS Department Scholarship Committee (Spring 2013)

§ Graduate Coordinator, MIS Ph.D. Program (2005 – 2007).

§ Committee Chair, MIS Capstone Course Review Committee (2006).

§ Member, Faculty Panel, MBA Open House, UGA (2006).

§ Program Coordinator, MIS Department Workshop (2002 – 2005).

§ Committee Member, Terry College International Business Committee (2002 – 2005).

§ Program Coordinator, Center for IS Leadership (CISL) Distinguished Speaker Series (2002 –

2004).

§ Member, MIT Placement Committee, Terry College of Business, UGA.

§ Member, MIT Policies Committee, Terry College of Business, UGA.

§ Member, MIS Undergraduate Admissions Criteria Committee, Terry College of Business,

UGA.

§ Member, Faculty Panel, MBA Minority Recruitment Initiative, UGA (2004).

§ Master of Ceremonies, Master of Ceremonies – IS Leadership School (2003).

§ Press Liaison – IS Leadership School (2003).

ACADEMIC CONFERENCE SERVICES

§ Reviewed for premier academic conferences such as Academy of Management, International

Conference on Information Systems, and Association for Information Systems (AIS) Americas

Conference.

§ Program Committee Member, Conference for Information Systems and Technology, Seattle,

WA. (2007).

§ Associate Editor, International Conference on Information Systems -- IT and Strategy Track,

Washington. (2004).

§ Committee Member, 7th INFORMS Conference on Information Systems and Technology,

San Jose, CA. (2002).

§ Discussant, Academy of Management, Denver, Colorado. (2002).


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§ Discussant, Academy of Management, Denver, Colorado. (August 2002).

§ Discussant, International Conference on Information Systems, Brisbane. (2000).

§ Session Chair, Academy of Management -- IS Track. (August 1999).

EXTERNAL EXAMINER & JUDGE

§ Promotion & Tenure Evaluation Letter (for Dr. Parag Kosalge), Grand Valley State

University, January 2009.

§ External Examiner, Master of Commerce Thesis: “The Shareholder Wealth and Trading

Volume Effects of IT Infrastructure Investments in a Developing Country,” The University

of Cape Town, South Africa. (2004).

§ Judge, International Business Case Competition, organized by the Indian Institute of

Management, Calcutta, 2002.

INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE (WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY, 1997-

2001)

§ Member, MIS Faculty Recruiting Committee at Washington State University.

§ Member, MIS Curriculum Committee at Washington State University.

§ Member, Course Software Review Committee at Washington State University.

§ Member, SAFECO Scholarship Committee at Washington State University.

§ Member, International Programs Scholarship Committee at Washington State University.

§ Member, Preview Program Committee (New Student Recruiting Programs) at Washington

State University.


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PHILANTHROPIC & COMMUNITY OUTREACH ACTIVITIES

§ Summer Research Projects on Business Process Management and Emerging Technologies

for High School Students (2017).

§ Invited talk titled “Realizing Your True Potential” at the Yugal Kunj Winter Retreat Camp,

December 25, 2016, Duluth, GA.

§ Will be conducting a series of weekend workshops in 2017 on different topics ranging from

“Making the Most of Your Collegiate Experience” to “Digital Trends and Implications” and

“Responsible and Ethical Use of Technology.”

§ As Chairman of SIM Atlanta Chapter, I helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to help

with the technology needs of many non-profit organizations. I have also spearheaded the

creation of student scholarships and fellowships to benefit outstanding students for

institutions in the state of Georgia.

§ Invited STEM Speaker, STEAM Academy, Stockbridge High School, Stockbridge, GA.

(2013)

§ Directed several consulting projects to assist with the technology and technology governance

needs of the various counties in the state of Georgia. Received UGA’s Scholarship of

Engagement grant in recognition of such community outreach initiatives.

EDUCATION

§ Ph.D., Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA (1997)

Major: Management Information Systems; Minor: Strategic Management

§ MBA, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, USA (1992)

§ Chartered Accountant, The Institute of Chartered Accounts of India (1988)

§ Bachelor of Commerce, St. Xavier’s College, University Of Calcutta, India (1985)

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS & FELLOWSHIPS

§ ACL Analytics Training and Certification, 2014 § NetSuite ERP & Analytics Training and Certification, 2014

§ SAP ERP Training, Toronto, Canada, 2006


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§ PWC University on IT and Controls, Princeton, New Jersey, 2005 § Boeing Faculty Fellowship, The Boeing Company, 1998

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION

Society for Information Management (SIM)

WORK HISTORY

Associate Professor, Department of Management Information Systems, Terry College of

Business, The University of Georgia, Athens, GA. (July 2006 - Present)

§ Engaged in research, teaching, and service activities.

§ Taught at all levels – undergraduate, graduate, and executive programs. Currently teaching

the following courses:

o Information Technology and Strategy (Core IT course in the Professional MBA

Program)

o Information Systems Leadership (Elective course in the MIS undergraduate program)

§ Services include:

o Chairman, University Program Review and Assessment Committee (PRAC) (2016)

o Chair-Elect, University Program Review and Assessment Committee (PRAC) (2015)

o Member, Provost’s Academic Program Review Committee (2015)

o Member, University Program Review and Assessment Committee (PRAC) (2013-

Present)

o Chairman, Terry College MBA Committee (2013-2015)

o Member, Terry College MBA Committee (2005-2013)

o Graduate Coordinator, MIS Ph.D. program (2005-2007)


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Adjunct Professor, Kenan-Flagler Business School, The University of North Carolina at

Chapel Hill (2011 - 2016)

§ Developed and taught the course titled “Information Management and Analytics Technology

for Accountants” in the Masters of Accounting program (2012 – 2016)

§ Developed and taught the core IT course titled “Strategic IT Management in a Global Firm”

in the Global OneMBA program (2010 – 2015)

Assistant Professor, Department of Management Information Systems, Terry College of

Business, The University of Georgia, Athens, GA. (June 2001 – June 2006)


§ Taught at all levels – undergraduate, graduate, and executive programs.

§ Served as Graduate Coordinator

Assistant Professor in MIS, School of Accounting, Information Systems, and Business Law,

College of Business, Washington State University, Pullman, WA. (August 1997 – May 2001)


§ Taught the following courses: Systems Analysis and Design, Information Systems

Management, Electronic Commerce and the Internet, and Seminar in Strategic IT

Management.

Instructor, Dept. of Information and Management Sciences, College of Business, Florida

State University, Tallahassee, FL. (May 1994 -- August 1997)

§ Taught the following courses: Quantitative Methods, Systems Analysis and Design, and

Introduction to Management Information Systems.

§ Served as University Teaching Associate and participated in various activities to enhance

teaching effectiveness across campus.


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Instructor, Dept. of Decision Sciences, School of Business, East Carolina University,

Greenville, NC. (August 1992 -- May 1993)

§ Taught an introductory course in management information systems.

Accountant, Corporate Services, Reckitt & Colman of India Ltd., Calcutta, India. (January

1990 -- July 1990)

§ Was involved in routine internal audit functions.

§ Also conducted systems efficiency audits to identify and improve business processes and

systems.

Internal Auditor, The General Electric Company, Calcutta, India. (July 1988 -- December

1989)

§ Performed traditional accounting and auditing work.

§ Was also involved in several systems analysis and design projects.

Documents

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