Rate My Professor Melinda Cline

Dr. Cline's research specializations encompass the value of information systems investments, project management, knowledge sharing in ERP implementations, information security from an organizational change perspective, and pedagogical approaches in business intelligence education. Her work has been published in respected peer-reviewed journals such as Decision Support Systems, Journal of Computer Information Systems, Information Systems Management, Journal of Information Systems Education, and Managerial Auditing Journal. Notable publications include 'Exploring knowledge sharing in ERP implementation: an organizational culture framework' (2006), 'A study of the impact of information technology investment on firm performance' (2001), 'The Impact of Information Technology Investment on Enterprise Performance: A Case Study' (2001), 'Using active learning, group formation, and discussion to increase student learning: A business intelligence skills analysis' (2020), and 'Information security: An organizational change perspective' (2004). Additionally, her 1999 dissertation from Florida State University addressed 'IT Investment Is Strategic to a Firm's Competitive Advantage.' Dr. Cline's contributions continue to influence discussions on the strategic role of information technology in enhancing business and economic performance.