Rate My Professor Frank Cervone

Cervone's research specializations include cybersecurity, health informatics, health information technology, information privacy and security, knowledge and information retrieval management, LIS education and programs, and social network analysis. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, with key works such as 'Effective Communication for Project Success' (OCLC Systems & Services, 2014), 'Disaster Recovery Planning and Business Continuity for Informaticians' (Digital Library Perspectives, 2017), 'Evaluating Social Media Presence: A Practical Application of Big Data and Analytics in Information Organizations' (Digital Library Perspectives, 2017), 'What Does the Evolution of Curriculum in Knowledge Management Programs Tell Us About the Future of the Field?' (VINE Journal of Information and Knowledge Management Systems, 2017), 'Information Organizations and the Lean Approach to Service Delivery' (OCLC Systems & Services: International Digital Library Perspectives, 2015), and 'An Overview of ICD Medical Classification for the Information Professional' (Digital Library Perspectives, 2018). His books include 'Using Interactive Technologies in Libraries: A LITA Guide' and technical volumes on Solaris performance administration. Cervone contributes to academic governance through service on the SJSU College of Information, Data and Society Curriculum Committee and the School of Information Informatics Program Advisory Committee. He frequently presents at conferences like Computers in Libraries and Data Summit on topics including information security, DataOps, and library infrastructure.