Brent Gallupe

Brent Gallupe is Professor Emeritus and former Associate Dean-Faculty in the School.

He is the current and founding Director of Canada's first electronic group-decision support laboratory at the Queen's Executive Decision Centre.

Brent advises both private- and public-sector organizations on the development and use of collaborative technologies for management teams.

His reputation for being on the forefront of information technology has earned him frequent invitations to lecture at universities in New Zealand, the United States and Europe. He holds an on-going Visiting Professorship at the University of Auckland in New Zealand.

He earned an MBA at York University and a Ph.D. in Business Administration at the University of Minnesota, and is a CPA-CMA in Canada.

Brent is a prolific author of dozens of research papers, articles, presentations and papers published in highly respected business and academic journals, including MIS Quarterly, Journal of Management Information Systems, Information Systems Research, Management Science, Journal of Applied Psychology, Sloan Management Review, Academy of Management Journal, Decision Support Systems, and Information and Management.

Interests

• My current research interests are Management of AI in Organizations, Collaborative Technologies, IS Alignment in SMEs, Information Systems Control Alignment, and IT-enabled Transparency.

Academic Degrees

• PhD
  University of Minnesota (1985)

• MBA
  York University (1977)

• BMath (Honours)
  University of Waterloo (1974)

Academic Experience

• Smith School of Business, Queen’s University
  Emeritus Professor (2017 – Present)
  Director, Queen's Executive Decision Centre (1986 – Present)
  Full Professor (tenured) (1993-2017)
  Associate Dean, Faculty (2003-2012, 2015-2017)
  Director, Monieson Centre (2000-2003)
  Co-Chair, E-Commerce Research Program (2000-2003)
  Associate Professor (tenured) (1986-1993)

• School of Business Administration, Lakehead University
  Associate Professor (1985-1986)
  Director, Micro-Computer Lab (1985-1986)
  Chairman, Graduate Studies and Research (1981-1983)
  Associate Professor (tenured) (1981)
  Chairman, Honours Bachelor of Commerce Programme (1979-1981)
  Assistant Professor (1979)
  Coordinator, Honours Bachelor of Commerce Programme (1978)
  Lecturer (1977)