Ryan T. Wright, MBA, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Information Systems
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Assistant ProfessorRyan Wright holds a Ph.D. from Washington State University in Management Information Systems and an MBA and Bachelor of Science in Business from the University of Montana. Ryan's research interests take a behavioral approach to understanding how current technologies can be used to enable secure and efficient e-business transactions. He is published in the MIS Quarterly, Journal of MIS,Communications of the AIS, and other peer-reviewed journals.Ryan's professional experience includes tenure as CTO of a successful startup, time in management at Amoco Oil (now BP), consulting projects for the US Department of Commerce and expert testimony in IS privacy and security.
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- Jan 25, 12
Initial results of survey and interviews about partners and customer success.
- Nov 16, 11
This the ongoing research project with the Saleforce.com Foundation. This was presented at the all-hands international employee off-site Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA.
- Sep 02, 11
Discussed how Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research can inform design practices.
- May 17, 11
with Heikki Topi (Bentley University) and Joe Valacich (University of Arizona)
Association for Information Systems Webinar about IS 2010: Information systems Undergradaute Model Curriculum
Presentation: http://home.aisnet.org/displaycommon.cfm?an=1&subarticlenbr=1009
- Feb 03, 11
Looking at the impact of IT Mindfulness on post adoption behaviors. (Working paper)
- Dec 12, 10
with Steve Alter.
This research validates 24 work system principles that emerged from the effort to develop the work system method, whose goal is to help business professionals understand and analyze systems in organizations in their own terms, and also to help bridge the communication gaps that have undermined IS projects and reduced business/IT alignment.
- Oct 25, 10
Doctoral Seminar on Information Systems and Entrepreneurship. This presentation outlines my phishing stream of research.
Slides: http://prezi.com/5pcdxkyh1vzk/deception-washington-state-university-oct-25-2010
- Sep 24, 10
with Shawn Clouse (University of Montana). Brown Bag seminar on privacy research recently published in the Journal of Information Secuity and Privacy.
- Aug 08, 10
Panel discussing Master's Level Information Systems Education. Panelist include Heikki Topi, Bentley University, Brian Donnellan, National University of Ireland, Joe Valacich, Washington State University and Ramesh Venkataraman, Indiana University.
- Aug 08, 10
with Jason Thatcher (Clemson University) and Terry Leap (University of Tennessee)
The purpose of this panel it is to evoke a discussion that examines how cybercriminals translate methods for stealing data, identities, and money from individuals and organizations from the face-to-face world to an information technology (IT) enabled environment. Specifically, this panel will: 1) give members of the audience an opportunity to learn about contemporary theories of the psychology behind white collar crime (e.g, securities fraud, identity theft, phishing), 2) engage the audience in a discussion of how IT plays a role in enabling transfers of ?criminal behavior? from traditional contexts to online contexts, and 3) to review challenges and opportunities for researchers seeking to investigate IT-enabled criminal behavior.
- Dec 18, 09
with Heikki Topi (Bentley University), Joe Valacich (Washington State), Kate Kaiser (Marquette), Janice Sipior (Villanova), Jay Nunamaker (Arizona), Christian Wagner (City University of Hong Kong) and Niel Bjorn-Andersen (Copenhagen Business School).
In this panel, the joint AIS / ACM Information Systems undergraduate model curriculum task force members together with other curriculum experts will be presenting and discussing the IS 2009 Curriculum Guidelines for Undergraduate Degree Programs in Information Systems document and soliciting IS community feedback regarding ongoing IS curriculum development efforts. As such, the panel discussion will center on the significant components embedded in the newly revised curriculum document. This includes: 1) an introduction to the key principles that guided the development of the document, 2) a list of features incorporated into the new model curricula, 3) the future of curriculum development efforts, and 4) proposed mechanism to solicit feedback from the academy.
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- Assistant Professor at University of San FranciscoInformation Technology and Services | San Francisco Bay Area, USSummaryRyan Wright is an assistant professor at University of San Francisco. He holds a Ph.D. from Washington State University in Management Information Systems, and MBA and BS from the University of Montana. Ryan also hold an adjunct appointment in the Isenburg School of Management at the University of Massachusetts.Experience
- Aug 2009 - PresentAssistant Professor / University of San Francisco
Education-
2005 - 2009Washington State University - College of Business and Economics
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1999 - 2001The University of Montana - School of Business Administration
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1997 - 1999The University of Montana - School of Business Administration
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1991 - 1993Rick's College
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- Looking forward the #usfca MBAE graduation dinner. Great night with great people.
- The importance of metrics in MBA career counseling http://t.co/nReVuSHA #mba
- Amazing discussion with my students @How Will You Measure Your Life? http://t.co/t1MwNCS4 Thanks @claychristensen #usfca
- 'Big data' creating big career opportunities for IT pros http://t.co/ElmZpAGC
- Clemson University CIO Champions Social Listening @thebyard http://t.co/VlHzDh1e
- @neilwalshe we should have done this http://t.co/MWGW0AYc
- Behavioral science drives marketing strategies: http://t.co/3fnPQai3
- Ryan Wright on Prezi http://t.co/rnqOBuBZ
- watching @schneiderc @valacich presentation at #HICSS about idea generation and HCI. Cool stuff. http://t.co/fxhUopD7
- Teachers Don’t Like Creative Students http://t.co/TkkbT7Ml
- The master contrarian.... http://t.co/Oc6pz2XC
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Posts
- Jan 05, 11
USF News: For a growing number of University of San Francisco students, navigating the digital landscape is about more than just reconnecting with friends or sharing photos of the weekend’s exploits. It’s about a payday.
- Jul 21, 10
USF News: In addition, Assistant Professors Neil Walshe and Ryan Wright will take on responsibility for several undergraduate honors programs effective immediately.
- Apr 28, 10
Contra Costa Times: FOR THE COMPANY'S open sales associate job at Newark-based Orbit Baby, president and co-founder Joseph Hei is asking applicants for something no one else on Craigslist is requesting: a video resume.
- Apr 19, 10
ACM InRoad:THE ACM EDUCATION BOARD has approved IS 2010, the newest edition of the Information Systems undergraduate model curriculum...
- Nov 28, 09
AIS Website: A key component of the mission of AIS is to facilitate IS undergraduate education worldwide....
- Nov 18, 09
AIS Website: Support for educating our IS undergraduate students is a critical component of what the AIS offers....
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Map
- Boston, MA, June 20122012-06-11 - 2012-06-18
- Hartford, CT, August 20122012-08-20 - 2012-09-05
- Missoula / Hartford May 20122012-05-02 - 2012-05-06
- Boston, MA, April 20122012-04-13 - 2012-04-16
- Oakland, CA, March 20122012-03-10 - 2012-03-10
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