Computer Information Systems (CIS)

Bentley Professor Emerita M. Lynne Markus is featured in an InformationWeek article recognizing ten women whose ideas fundamentally changed enterprise computing. Long regarded as one of the field's most influential scholars, Markus's research has shaped how organizations understand technology adoption, information systems, and digital transformation. The recognition highlights her enduring impact on both academic research and the practice of enterprise technology management. (Featured in Slide 9.)

Eli Blouin, a Data Analytics and Marketing major and CIS Sandbox tutor, joined Distinguished Lecturer Mark Frydenberg, for a Q&A examining the future of technology as a learning partner. Their discussion highlights student perspectives on AI, personalized learning, and the evolving role of technology in higher education, showcasing Bentley's commitment to innovation and student-centered learning.

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.