Computer Information Systems (CIS)

Mareike Möhlmann, Associate Professor in the CIS Department, has been appointed Associate Editor at the prestigious MIS Quarterly, the leading journal in the information systems discipline. This appointment recognizes her scholarly contributions, including her published research in the journal on human–algorithm interaction and algorithmic management, drawing on empirical research on the Uber platform and exploring the future of work in the age of AI. Next to the MIS Quarterly, Mareike’s work has also appeared in academic journals such as Research Policy, JMIS, and JAIS and practitioner outlets such as Harvard Business Review and MIT Sloan Management Review.

Dr. Shawn Ogunseye redesigned CS360: Business Systems Analysis and Modeling around a framework he developed called Structured Uncertainty. Rather than walking students through textbook cases with clear answers, he places them in consulting roles with real clients facing genuine uncertainty about emerging technologies like AI, where they must decide what problems matter, whether new tools actually help, and what solutions to build. He has documented measurable gains in students' analytical judgment, with students independently earning industry certifications. His framework has been recognized in mainstream information systems scholarship as a novel approach to developing analytical capabilities

Professor Roman Beck, Chester B. Slade Endowed Chair of Information Systems, has been named a Fellow of the Association for Information Systems (AIS), the highest recognition the AIS bestows for outstanding contributions to the information systems discipline in research, teaching, and service. The award was presented during ICIS 2025 in Nashville. Professor Beck's work integrates institutional theory, economics, and digital governance to explain how decentralized infrastructures transform coordination, accountability, and value creation across organizations and societies. This honor reflects great distinction for Bentley University and the CIS department.