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John Benamati
Associate Professor
Decision Sciences/MIS
Academic Background
- D.B.A. University of Kentucky, Business Administration–MIS, 1997
- M.S. Marist College, Information Systems, 1987
- B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Computer Science, 1984
Academic & Professional Experience
- Associate Professor, Miami University (2003–Present).
- Assistant Professor, Miami University (1997–2003).
- Instructor, University of Kentucky (1996–1996).
- Information Technology Consultant, Self Employed (1994–2001).
- Data Architect, IBM (1993–1994)
- Data Base Team Leader, IBM (1991–1993)
- Application Development Product Marketing Specialist, IBM (1989–1991).
- Data Administrator, IBM (1987–1989).
- Adjunct Professor, Marist College (1988).
- Database Administrator, IBM (1984–1987).
Recent Publications
- Benamati, J.H. & Lederer, A.L. “Decision Support Systems Infrastructure: The Root Problems of the Management of Changing IT.” Forthcoming in Decision Support Systems.
- Benamati, J.H., Ozdemir, Z.D., & Smith, H.J. “‘Sure , We’ll Get on that Right Away’: Aligning Undergraduate IS Curricula with Industry Needs.” Forthcoming in Communications of the ACM.
- Benamati, J. H. & Rajkumar, T. M. (2008). An Outsourcing Acceptance Model: An Application of TAM to Application Development Outsourcing Decisions. Information Resources Management Journal, 21(2), pp. 80–102.
- Fuller, M.A., Serva, M.A., & Benamati, J.H. “Seeing is Believing: The Transitory Influence of Reputation Information on E-Commerce Trust and Decision-Making”. Decision Sciences, 38(4), 2007, 675-699.
- Benamati, J. H. & Serva, M. A. (2007). Trust and Distrust in Online Banking. Journal of Information Technology for Development.
- Benamati, J. H., Serva M. A., Galletta, D., Harris, A., & Meiderman, F. (2006). The Slippery Slope of MIS Academia: A Discussion of the Quest for Relevance in Our Discipline. Communication of AIS, 18, 657-675.
- Serva, M. A., Benamati, J. H., & Fuller, M. A. (2005). Trustworthiness In B2C E-Commerce: An Examination Of Alternative Models. The DATA BASE for Advances in Information Systems, 36 (3), 89-108.
- Young, L. D. & Benamati, J. H. (2004). A Cross-Industry Analysis of Large Firm Transactional Public Web Sites. Mid-American Journal of Business, 19(1), 37-46.
Honors & Awards
- 2007: Howe Writing Center Best Practices in Teaching Writing Award, Howe Writing Center.
- 2006: Miami University Alumni Association Effective Educator Award Nominee.
- 2006: Honored Professor Award Nominee, Associated Student Government.
- 2006: Junior Faculty Outstanding Research Award Recipient, Farmer School of Business.
- 2006: Business Student Organization Faculty Advisory of the Year, Business Student Advisory Council.
- 2004, 2003: Honored Professor Award Nominee, Associated Student Government.
- 2003: Faculty Advisor of the Year, Farmer School of Business.
- 2003: Effective Educator Award Nominee, Miami University Alumni Association.
- 2002: Honorary Membership, Delta Sigma Phi Business Fraternity.
- 2002: Honored Professor Award Nominee, Associated Student Government.
- 2002: Teaching Effectiveness Award, Farmer School of Business.
- 2000: Honored Professor Award Nominee, Associated Student Government.
- 2000: Best Paper Award, Association for Computing Machinery SIGCPR Conference.
- 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994: Quality Achievement Fellowship, University of Kentucky.
- 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994: Presidential Fellowship (1 of 9 awarded university wide), University of Kentucky.
- 1997: Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship (1 of 10 awarded nationally), Richard D. Irwin Foundation.
Professional Interests
- Research: Management of IS, IS Strategy, Electronic Commerce, Outsourcing
Areas of Expertise
- Changing technology
- IT strategy
- Information technology
- Outsourcing
- Technology
- Trust in e-commerce
- e-Commerce