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| Name: | Dr. Eitel J.M. Lauria |
| Title: | Associate Professor of Information Systems Graduate Director, Information Systems Co-Director, MSTM Program |
| Office Location: | Lowell Thomas 108 |
| Extension: | (845) 575-3000 ext. 2598 |
| Email: | Eitel.Lauria@marist.edu |
| Personal Web Page: | http://foxweb.marist.edu/users/Eitel.Lauria |
| Degrees Held: | Electrical Engineer, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina MBA, Universidad del Salvador, Argentina / Universidad de Deusto, Spain PhD, University at Albany, SUNY |
| Bio: | Dr. Lauria has worked as an information systems and IT consultant for the last two decades, advising on such topics as decision support systems, business intelligence, client/server technology and Internet-based and e-commerce applications. As a partner with GLD Consultores in Argentina, he worked with a number of organizations, including Microsoft, IBM, Exxon, Reuters, Philip Morris, Hewlett Packard, STET France Telecom, Accenture and Ryder. Before coming to Marist, he was a Lecturer at the Dept. of Management Science and Information Systems, School of Business, University at Albany. In Argentina he was a faculty member and chair of the MIS Dept. at the School of Business, Universidad del Salvador. |
| Interests: | His areas of interest include Data Management, Information Decision Systems, Business Intelligence, OLAP, Data Mining Statistical Machine Learning and probabilistic expert systems. His current research is focused on Bayesian networks and the application in information technology implementation, network security and medical informatics. |
| Awards & Honors: | Sadosky Prize Winner for Best Research Work on Information Technology, 2007, CESSI (Chamber of Information Technology Companies in Argentina). 2007-2008 recipient of Faculty Recognition Award for Distinguished Scholarship, Marist College. Office of the Academic Vicepresident's Award for outstanding scholarship achievement, 2005, 2006, 2007, Marist College. |
| Publications: | Visit http://foxweb.marist.edu/users/Eitel.Lauria/papers.htm |
