Business Administration at University of Delaware

39 faculty and 0 courses in Business Administration at University of Delaware.

Faculty

• John D'Arcy, Professor of MIS h-index 58
  MIS. John teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in cybersecurity and IT risk management. His research focuses on cybersecurity management, including behavioral factors and firm-level causes and consequences of IT security failures
  Notable: “The benefits and dangers of enjoyment with social networking websites” (2012) · 664 citations
• Bintong Chen, Chaplin Tyler Professor, Director IFSA h-index 29
  Notable: “A Non-Interior-Point Continuation Method for Linear Complementarity Problems” (1993) · 246 citations
• Jack J. Baroudi, Professor of MIS h-index 21
  Notable: “Studying Information Technology in Organizations: Research Approaches and Assumptions” (1991) · 3,344 citations
• Ahmad A. Rabaa'i, Associate Professor of MIS h-index 16
  Notable: “Exploring the Determinants of Users’ Continuance Intention to Use Mobile Banking Services in Kuwait : Extending the Expectation-Confirmation Model” (2021) · 54 citations
• Hemant Kher, Professor of Operations Management h-index 15
  Notable: “Countering forgetting through training and deployment” (2003) · 108 citations
• Andrea Everard, Professor of MIS, Associate Dean for Graduate Programs h-index 13
  Notable: “How Presentation Flaws Affect Perceived Site Quality, Trust, and Intention to Purchase from an Online Store” (2005) · 453 citations
• Mark Serva, Associate Professor of MIS h-index 13
  Notable: “The reciprocal nature of trust: a longitudinal study of interacting teams” (2005) · 359 citations
• Jinwei Cao, Associate Professor of MIS h-index 10
  Es on social computing, technology mediated learning and knowledge management. She has published in scholarly journals including Journal of Management Information Systems , Journal of Business Research and Communications of the Association
  Notable: “Privacy Concerns Versus Desire for Interpersonal Awareness in Driving the Use of Self-Disclosure Technologies: The Case of Instant Messaging in Two Cultures” (2011) · 406 citations
• Gang Wang, Associate Professor of MIS, Chairperson h-index 10
  E-platforms, digital technology adoption and societal impact of technology. His research has been published in Management Science , MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research and other premier academic journals. He currently serves
  Notable: “Entrepreneurial Orientation, Strategic Alliances, and Firm Performance: Inside the Black Box” (2014) · 123 citations
• Saif Mir, Assistant Professor of Operations Management h-index 9
  Notable: “Understanding Supplier Switching Behavior: The Role of Psychological Contracts in a Competitive Setting” (2016) · 136 citations
• Edward Hartono, Assistant Professor of MIS h-index 8
  Notable: “The impact of organizational commitment, senior management involvement, and team involvement on strategic information systems planning” (2002) · 208 citations
• Liying Mu, Associate Professor of Operations Management h-index 8
  Notable: “Milking the Quality Test: Improving the Milk Supply Chain Under Competing Collection Intermediaries” (2015) · 77 citations
• Adam Fleischhacker, Associate Professor of Operations Management h-index 7
  Es on accelerating the business analytics process: increasing the rate at which professionals generate, communicate and act upon data-driven business insights. The four key inter-connected components that support a general framework for Fle
  Notable: “Planning for demand failure: A dynamic lot size model for clinical trial supply chains” (2011) · 35 citations
• Ellen F. Monk, Associate Professor of MIS h-index 5
  Notable: “Blended learning in computing education: It’s here but does it work?” (2019) · 29 citations
• Hanieh Javadi Khasraghi, Associate Professor of MIS h-index 5
  Notable: “Crowdsourcing contests: understanding the effect of competitors’ participation history on their performance” (2014) · 59 citations
• Duygu Phillips, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship h-index 5
  Es on new venture strategy, examining how entrepreneurs strategically construct and communicate identities for their ventures to acquire legitimacy through the lenses of signaling, optimal distinctiveness and cultural entrepreneurship. Beyo
  Notable: “The relationship of self-efficacy with entrepreneurial success: A meta-analytic replication and extension” (2022) · 21 citations
• Asli Basoglu, Associate Professor of MIS & Accounting h-index 3
  Notable: “Where Did They Go Right? Understanding the Deception in Phishing Communications” (2009) · 69 citations
• Laura Gasiorowski, Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship h-index 3
  Notable: “Accelerators and Crowd-Funding: Complementarity, Competition, or Convergence in the Earliest Stages of Financing New Ventures?” (2013) · 27 citations
• Abayomi Akinboye, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship h-index 3
  The interplay of emotion and cognition in the entrepreneurial process and post-disaster entrepreneurial decision-making and entrepreneurship education. His research also studies the role of effectual logic on entrepreneurial perform
  Notable: “Conceptualizing post-disaster entrepreneurial decision-making: Prediction and control under extreme environmental uncertainty” (2021) · 25 citations
• Jared Sharpe, Assistant Professor of MIS h-index 2
  Es on applications of natural language processing (NLP) on the initial public offering (IPO) filing process, a publication for which can be found here: . Dr. Sharpe has presented his work at the 4t
  Notable: “Difficult risks and capital models” (2014) · 12 citations
• Tome Guerreiro Salgueiro, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship h-index 1
  Hybrid organizations, institutional logics, decision-making and organizational (un)learning. Biography Ph.D. in management, Nova School of Business and Economics Publications The Legal Infrastructure for Hybrid Organizations: The Ca
  Notable: “Reconstructing Professional Role Identities: (Un)learning and Hybridization in a Business School Program” (2024) · 4 citations
• Amanda Bullough, Professor of Management
• Bharat Patil, Assistant Professor of Operations Management
  Finance. Education Ph.D. in finance, Syracuse University M.A. in economics, University of Houston Awards & Honors Outstanding Graduate Instructor Award, Syracuse University, Spring 2020 Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economi
• Charis Asante-Agyei, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship
• Daniel Freeman, Associate Professor of Marketing
• Daniel Lee, Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship
  Experimental and behavioral economics and applied microeconomics. Education Ph.D. in economics, Georgia State University M.A. in economics, Georgia State University B.A with high honors in math and economics, Emory University Curric
• Darwin J. Davis, Associate Professor of Operations Management
• Forough Pourhossein, Assistant Professor of Operations Management
• Harsha Rao, Instructor of MIS
• Johann Ducharme, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship
  On the intersection of entrepreneurship, leadership and intellectual virtues, exploring how qualities such as humility, curiosity and creativity shape entrepreneurial ecosystems and organizational leadership. Dr. Ducharme also serves as fac
• Maryam Rahmani Moghaddam, Assistant Professor of MIS
  Lie in the areas of information systems, business analytics, business communications and health informatics. In particular, her research focuses on designing multimodal models to study the impact of different modalities of data on business
• Ryan Rodalunas, Instructor of MIS
• Shih-ting (Dora) Tseng, Administrative Specialist
• Stephanie Elizabeth Raible, Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship
• Susan Murphy, Senior Instructor of Operations Management
• Vincent DiFelice, Senior Instructor of Entrepreneurship
• Xiao Fang, Professor of MIS, IFSA Senior Fellow
  Es on financial technology, social network analytics and health care analytics with methods and tools drawn from reference disciplines including computer science (e.g., machine learning) and management science (e.g., optimization). He has p
• Xiaoye Cheng, Assistant Professor of MIS
  User engagement, social commerce, influencer marketing and recommender systems. Education Ph.D. in management information systems, Indiana University M.S. in management science and engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, China
• Yushan Liu, Assistant Professor of MIS
  Lies in the area of human-computer interaction with a focus on negotiation. She also conducts research on data mining, decision science and information systems. Education Ph.D. in supply chain and business technology management, Concordia U

Faculty counts are directory headcounts; the named list may be a subset. h-index shown only for ORCID-backed or high-confidence OpenAlex matches. Data as of 2026-07-02.