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TREWS
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`ROSS A. NLALAGA, Ph.D.
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`SUMlVLARY:
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`Dr. Malaga has over 20 years of experience in the information systems field as a consultant,
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`entrepreneur, and educator. He is regarded as a leading expert in the areas of search engine
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`optimization (SEO), equity crowdfunding, online teaching, and e-commerce. Dr. Malaga has
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`published extensively in peer reviewed journals, presented at the top conferences, and has
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`written a textbook. He has a broad experience in curriculum development and teaching in hybrid
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`and online formats. He is often called upon to provide consulting services, expert witness
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`testimony and media interviews.
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`EDUCATION:
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`1998
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`1994
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`Ph.D. in Information Systems, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA
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`MS in Information Systems Technology, George Washington University,
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`Washington, DC
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`1989
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`BA. in Political Science, American University, Washington, DC
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`RECENT EXPERIENCE:
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`09/12 — Present
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`Professor of Management Information Systems & Entrepreneurship
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`09/05 — 09/12
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`Associate Professor of Management Information Systems
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`School of Business, Montclair State University
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`0 Faculty Lead — Online MBA Program (2015 — Present)
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`0 Part of team that developed the overall curriculum and delivery model
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`0 Piloted the development and delivery of the first course
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`0 Responsible for reviewing all courses prior to delivery
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`0 Primary liaison between the faculty and instructional design team
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`0 Part of the team that wrote and evaluated the RFP for an OPM partner
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`0 Academic Directorfor the Feliciano Centerfor Entrepreneurship (2012 , present)
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`0 Responsible for the development of the entrepreneurship concentration (Fall 2018)
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`o Responsible for the development of the entrepreneurship minor (Fall 2016)
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`o Oversee the continuous improvement of all entrepreneurship courses
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`0 Part of team that developed and delivered Innovation Academy training to external
`clients
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`Involved with course and faculty scheduling
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`Department Chair — Information and Operations Management Dept. (2012 — 2013)
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`0 Revised undergraduate MIS curriculum
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`0 Expanded the advisory board
`Member of MBA revision team
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`TechLaunch (technology accelerator mentor)
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`Courses Developed and Taught
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`E-commerce (undergraduate and MBA) — developed and taught online
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`Management Information Systems (undergraduate and MBA) — developed and taught in
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`traditional and hybrid formats
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`Web Development (undergraduate) — developed and taught online
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`Managing Emerging Technologies (MBA) — developed and taught in traditional format
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`Business Lessons from Steve Jobs (MBA) — developed and taught in traditional format
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`Project Management (undergraduate and MBA) - developed and taught online and hybrid
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`Entrepreneurial Mindset (undergraduate and MBA) — lead developer and taught in traditional
`format
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`Startup Business Model (undergraduate and MBA) — lead developer and taught in traditional
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`and hybrid formats
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`Pitch and Launch Your Startup (undergraduate and MBA) — lead developer and taught in
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`traditional and hybrid formats
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`Solving Wicked Business Problems (MBA) — developed and taught in traditional format
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`04/09 — Present
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`Expert Witness Services
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`Provide expert witness services in the areas of e-commerce, search engine optimization, and
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`pay-per-click advertising in the following cases:
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`0 Margae, Inc.v Clear Link Technologies, Inc. — expert Witness report and litigation
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`support for the defendant
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`0 Vcom Intemational Multimedia Corp. v Brian Robert Gluck — expert Witness report,
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`litigation support, and deposition for the plaintiff
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`0 Rick Woods v Google — litigation support for the plaintiff
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`01/96 — Present
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`President, RAM Enterprises, Randolph, NJ
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`Provide Web development,
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`search engine optimization (SEO), pay-per-click (PPC)
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`marketing (AdWords, Bing, Facebook), and social media marketing to SMEs and Fortune
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`500 companies
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`Build and run various Websites and online retail companies
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`JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS:
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`. Mamonov, S., Malaga, R. (2018). Success factors in Title III equity crowdfunding in the
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`United States. Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, 27 (Jan. — Feb. 2018, pp.
`65-73.
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`Mamonov, S., Malaga, R, & Rosenblum, J (2017). An Exploratory Analysis of Title II
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`Equity Crowdfunding Success. Venture Capital, 19(3), pp. 269-256.
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`. Zhang, Y., Malaga, R., Nunez, E. (2017). StartupValley: Platform Strategy in Equity
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`Crowdfunding. Ivey Cases, case 9B17M039 and teaching note 8B17M039.
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`Malaga. R. (2016). Digital Micro Entrepreneurship a Preliminary Analysis — Case Studies
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`from the Gig Economy. Journal ofBusiness and Economics, 7(9), pp. 1469-76.
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`Malaga. R. (2015). Using Nuisance Telephone Denial of Service to Combat Online Sex
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`Trafficking. Open Journal ofInformation Systems, 2(1), 1—8.
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`Malaga, R. (2014). D0 Web Privacy Policies Still Matter? Academy ofInformation and
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`Management Sciences Journal, 17(1).
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`Malaga, R. (2012). Responding To State Sales Tax Laws For Online Retailers — A Case
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`Study Of Amazon Taxes And The States. Journal ofApplied Business Research, 28(6),
`1229-1236.
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`Vlalaga, R., Subramanian, R. (2010). Classy Delicates: A Case Study. Journal ofBusiness
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`Case Studies, 6(5).
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`Vlalaga, R., Montano, B., Porter, D., 0rd, K. (2010). A New Approach to End-of—Auction
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`Vlodels to Curb Sniping. Journal of the Operations Research Society, 61(8), 1265-1272(8).
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`Vlalaga, R. (2010). Choosing a Wiki Platform for Student Projects — Lessons Learned.
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`Contemporary Issues in Education Research, 3 (2), 49-54.
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`Vlalaga, R., Subramanian, R. (2009). Peter and Elaine Moss - Franchisees. Journal of
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`Business Case Studies, 5(5), 99-106.
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`Vlalaga, R. (2009). Web 2.0 Techniques for Search Engine Optimization - Two case studies.
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`Review ofBusiness Research, 9(1), 132-139.
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`Stewart, K, Malaga, R. (2009). Contrast and Assimilation Effects on Consumers’ Trust.
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`International Journal ofElectronic Commerce, 13(3), 71-94.
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`Malaga, R. (2009). Taxing E-Commerce Affiliates —The Potential Impact of New York
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`State’ s “Amazon Tax”. Journal ofApplied Business Research, 25(4), 31—35.
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`Malaga, R. (2008). A classification method for reputation mechanisms in electronic markets.
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`Review ofBusiness Research, 8(1), 21-32.
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`Malaga, R. (2008). Worst Practices in Search Engine Optimization ” An overview of Black
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`Hat techniques. Communications of the ACA/I, 51 (12), 147-150.
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`Malaga, R. (2007). The New Marketing Intermediaries — A multiple case study of three new
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`E-business models. Journal ofAcademy ofBusiness and Economics, 7(3), 158-164.
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`Malaga, R. (2007). The Value of Search Engine Optimization ” An action research project at
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`a new e-commerce site. Journal ofE—commerce in Organizations, 5(3), 69-83.
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`Montano, B., Malaga, R. (2002). A weighted sum genetic algorithm to support multiple
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`party, multiple objective negotiations. IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computing, 6(4),
`1-13.
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`Malaga, R. (2002). Additional methods when using email for teaching. Communications of
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`the ACM, 45(8), 25—27.
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`Malaga, R. (2001). Consumer costs in electronic commerce: an empirical examination of
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`electronic versus traditional markets. Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic
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`Commerce, 11(1), 47-58.
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`Malaga, R., Malaga, S. (2001). The tax reporting requirements and policies of Web-based
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`knowledge networks. Quarterly Journal ofElectronic Commerce, 1 (4), 279-287.
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`Malaga, R., Montano, B. (2001). Toward Web-based knowledge marts. Quarterly Journal of
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`Electronic Commerce, 2(3), 253-262.
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`Malaga, R. (2001). Web-based reputation management systems: problems and suggested
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`solutions. Electronic Commerce Research(1), 403-417.
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`Malaga, R. (2000). The effect of stimulus modes and associative distance in individual
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`creativity support systems. Decision Support Systems, 29(2), 125-141.
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`CONFERENCE PROCEEDH‘IGS
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`l. Mamonov, S., Malaga, R. (2017). Success Factors in Title 1] Equity Crowdfunding in the
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`United States. Boston, MA: AMCIS 2017. Refereed
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`Malaga, R.A., Mamonov, S, & Rosenblum, J. (2017). Gender Differences in Equity
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`Crowdfunding: An exploratory Analysis. Philadelphia, PA: United States Association for
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`Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE). Referred
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`. Mamonov, S., Malaga, R. A., & Rosenblum, J. (2017). An Exploratory Analysis of Title II
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`Crowdfunding Success. In Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. Referred
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`Zhang, Y, Malaga, R., Nunez, E. (2016). Racing to the Top - A Case on Competition and
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`Strategy in Crowd Equity Platforms. Proceedings of the 14th International Conference of the
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`Society for Global Business & Economic Development.
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`Malaga, R. (2016). Digital Micro Entrepreneurship a Preliminary Analysis - Case studies
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`from the gig economy. United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship
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`(USABE). Referred
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`Zhang, Y., Malaga, R., Nunez, E. (2015). Daryl Bryant and his StartupValley - A Case on
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`Crowd Equity Platforms. United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship
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`(USASBE). Referred
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`Malaga, R., Koppel, N. (2012). Choosing a Video Formatfor Online Teaching. Philadelphia,
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`PA: Eastern Academy of Management Conference. Refereed
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`Allyn, M., Malaga, R., Misra, R. (2011). Using E—Commerce to Teach Entrepreneurship in a
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`Classroom - A Case Study (vol. 2, pp. 87-93). Mumbai: Indian Insitute of Technology
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`Mumb ai. Refereed
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`Allyn, M., Misra, R., Malaga, R. (2010). Wikipedia: Issues and Analysis of its Slowing
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`Growth (vol. 2010, pp. 5). Oakdale, Long Island, New York: Northeast Business and
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`Economics Association. Refereed
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`Malaga, R. (2009). Choosing a Wiki Platform for Student Projects , Lessons Learned. Las
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`Vegas, NV: Clute College Teaching and Learning Conference.
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`Malaga, R., Peterson, R., Shifrina, F. (2009). Institutional and Administrative Impediments to
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`Developing an Online MBA Program - A Case Study. Orlando, FL: International Academy of
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`Business and Public Administration Disciplines. Refereed
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`Malaga, R., Peterson, R., Shifrina, F. (2008). Institutional and Administrative Impediments to
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`Developing an Online MBA Program - A Case Study. Atlantic City, NJ: American Institute
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`of Higher Education. Refereed
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`Malaga, R. (2008). Peter and Elaine Moss - Franchisees. Baltimore, MD: Decision Sciences
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`Institute Conference. Refereed
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`Malaga, R. (2008). Student Perceptions of Wiki Use for Group Projects. Las Vegas, NV:
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`Proceedings of the International Academy of Business and Economics Conference 2008.
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`Refereed
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`Malaga, R. (2008). Taxing E—Commerce Afliliates iIhe Potential Impact OfNew York
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`State’s “Amazon Tax”. Las Vegas, NV: Proceedings of the International Academy of
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`Business and Economics Conference 2008. Refereed
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`Malaga, R., Subramanian, R. (2008). Classy Delicates. Washington, DC: Eastern Academy
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`of Management Conference. Refereed
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`Malaga, R. (2008). Using Wikis for Student Collaboration 7A case study. Orlando, FL:
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`International Academy of Business and Public Administration Conference. Refereed
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`Malaga, R. (2007). The New Marketing Intermediaries 7A multiple case study of three new
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`E—business models. Las Vegas, NV: International Academy of Business and Economics
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`Conference. Refereed
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`Malaga, R. (2006). The Retaliatory Feedback Problem - Evidence from eBay and a proposed
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`solution. Washington, DC: Information Resources Management Association Conference
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`2006. Refereed
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`Malaga, R. (2006). The Value ofSearch Engine Optimization - A case study ofa new e-
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`commerce Web site. Washington, DC: Information Resources Management Association
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`Conference 2006. Refereed
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`Montano, B., Porter, D., Malaga, R., Ord, K. (2005). Enhanced Reputation Scoringfor
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`Online Auctions. Las Vegas, NV: International Conference on Information Systems.
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`Refereed
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`22. Montano, B., Malaga, R. (2003). Incentives: Getting People to Participate in Web Based
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`Knowledge Networks. Philadelphia, PA,: Information Resources Management Association
`International Conference.
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`23. Malaga, R., Stewart, K. (2003). Links are Everywhere: Eflects of Web-based Groupings on
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`Trust Transfer. International Conference on Information Systems.
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`24. Malaga, R., Montano, B. (2000). A co-evolutionary approach to strategy design for decision
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`makers in complex negotiation situations (pp. 908-918). Maui, HI: 33rd Annual Hawaii
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`International Conference on Systems Sciences.
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`25. Malaga, R., Foley, P., Khoo, L., Jayawardhena, C. (2000). Internet and electronic commerce
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`use: a three country comparison (pp. 26). Memphis, TN: First Annual Global Information
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`Technology World Conference.
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`26. Malaga, R., Wertz, N. (2000). The use ofReputation Mechanisms in Electronic Commerce:
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`An Empirical Investigation. Americas Conference on Information Systems. Refereed
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`27. Malaga, R. (2000). UsingA Course Web Site to Enhance Traditional Lecture Style Courses:
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`A Case Study and Approach for Site Development (pp. 293-306). Hershey, PA: Web-Based
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`Learning & Teaching Technologies: Opportunities and Challenges.
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`BOOKS:
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`Malaga, R. “Information Systems Technology”, Prentice-Hall, 2004
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`BOOK CHAPTERS:
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`1. Malaga, R. (2010). Search Engine Optimization 4 Black and White Hat Approaches (vol. 78,
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`pp. Chapter 1). Advances in Computers.
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`2. Malaga, R. (2008). The Retaliatory Feedback Problem - Evidence from eBay and a proposed
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`solution. Hersey, PA: Information Systems Research: Public and Private Sector Applications.
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`3. Malaga, R. (2008). The Value ofSearch Engine Optimization 4 An action research project at
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`a new e—commerce site (pp. 1115—1129). Hersey, PA: Electronic Commerce: Concepts,
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`Methodologies, Tools and Applications.
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`4. Malaga, R. "Using A Course Web Site to Enhance Traditional Lecture Style Courses: A
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`Case Study and Approach for Site Development", Web-Based Learning & Teaching
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`Technologies.‘ Opportunities and Challenges, A. K. Aggarwal, Editor, Hershey, PA, 2000, p.
`293-306.
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`INVITED TALKS:
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`0 Research Field Insights: Understanding Vocabulary and Search Patterns Used by ”Johns” in
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`Human Trafficking — with Nicole Bryan and Sasha Poucki, March 6, 2013, Rutgers
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`University
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`o The Value of Search Engine Optimization — An action research project at a new e-commerce
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`Web site, November 5, 2006 at New Jersey Institute of Technology
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`0 A Classification Method for Web-based Knower Organizations, November 30, 2001, at
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`Georgetown University
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`0 Computers and Creativity: Developing systems that enhance human creativity, March 30,
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`1999, at the Human Computer Interaction Lab, University of Maryland, College Park
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`GRANTS
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`. Microsoft Research (with Nicole Bryan) “Understanding the Mindset, Vocabulary and
`Search patterns used by ‘johns’ when using Networked Technologies in Procuring Victims of
`Sex Trafficking” - $110,000
`. Montclair State University Grant Proposal Development Grant — $3,000
`.
`Smith Technology Initiative “Using ERP and CRM software in the classroom” - $8,000
`0
`Smith Technology Initiative, w/ Galit Shmueli “Instructional Innovation and Enhancement
`with Technology — The Use of “Clickers” in the Classroom: A pilot project”
`0 Microsoft — Software grant for Great Plains ERP
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`Salesforcecom — License for 10 user professional edition
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`SERVICE ACTIVITIES:
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`Professional Service
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`Associate Editor for Information Resources Management Journal
`Editorial review board for the Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations
`Editorial review board for the International Journal of Mobile and Blended Learning
`Reviewer for Transactions on the Web
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`Reviewer for the International Journal of Electronic Commerce
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`Reviewer for the International Journal of Electronic Business
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`Reviewer for the Journal of End User Computing
`Reviewer for the Journal of Electronic Commerce Research
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`Reviewer for Information Technology and Management
`Reviewer for the International Journal of Human Computer Interaction
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`Reviewer for The DATA BASE for Advances in Information Systems
`Reviewer for Information Resource Management Association Conference (1999 and
`2000)
`Placement chair for ICIS 2004
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`Program committee member for IRMA 2003 & 2004
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`Session Chair - Creativity in Information Systems Track, 32nd Hawaii International
`Conference on Systems Science
`Co-Mini-Track Chair (with B. Massetti) - Creativity in Information Systems Track, 33rd
`Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science
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`Institutional Service
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`Chair of the Dean Search Committee (2014)
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`Served on the Learning Management Systems task force
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`Served on Provost’s Task Force on Online Teaching
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`Chair of departmental curriculum committee
`Served on MBA curriculum revision committee
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`Served on departmental search committee
`Administrator for departmental Microsoft Academic Alliance program
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`Co - advisor to the Information Systems Society (Smith School of Business)
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`Served as a member of the teaching enhancement committee
`Developed, taught, and served as advisor for executive electronic commerce certificate at
`Freddie Mac
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`0 Partially responsible for the development of the UMBC Flexible Master's (Web-based)
`degree
`Served on the advisory board for the Institute for Global Electronic Commerce
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`0
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`PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
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`01/01 — 09/05
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`Teaching Professor of Management Information Systems
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`Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland
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`Courses Taught
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`0
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`0
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`Introduction to Programming (undergraduate)
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`Strategic Information Systems (MBA)
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`0 Electronic Commerce (MBA)
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`0
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`Introduction to Management Information Systems (undergraduate)
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`0 Corporate Transformation Through Information Technology (MBA)
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`08/98 — 01/01
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`Assistant Professor of Information Systems
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`University of Maryland, Baltimore County
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`Courses Taught
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`0
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`0
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`Seminar in Electronic Commerce (graduate) — developed and taught traditional and online
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`Structured Systems Analysis and Design (undergraduate)
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`0 Decision Support Systems (graduate)
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`01/97 — 8/98
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`Visiting Instructor of Management Information Systems
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`School of Management, George Mason University
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`01/96 — 8/98
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`Instructor of Information Systems and Software Engineering
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`School of Information Technology and Engineering, George Mason
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`University
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`Courses Taught
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`0
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`0
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`Seminar in Electronic Commerce (undergraduate) — developed and taught traditional and
`onhne
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`Introduction to Database Management (undergraduate)
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`0 Computer Systems for Management (undergraduate and MBA)
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`0 Computer Systems Analysis and Design (undergraduate)
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`0 Computer Architecture and Operating Systems (undergraduate and graduate)
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`11/93 — 1/97
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`Senior Information Engineer
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`Anteon Corporation, Fairfax VA
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`0
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`Served as project manager on various government smart card projects.
`Served as technical advisor to Department of Defense cardiologists.
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`Provided systems analysis and design consulting
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`Facilitated business process reengineering efforts
`Developed Websites for Department of Defense programs
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