I joined the DeGroote School of Business PhD program in Information Systems in September 2013. My primary research interests focus on Human-Centric Decision Support Systems and Human-Computer Interaction, particularly as related to aging; by utilizing a mix of Behavioural and Neurophysiological Information Systems (NeuroIS) methodologies. My other research interests include Evidence-Based Decision-Making & Analytics, Electronic and Mobile Commerce, Digital Transformation, The Dark Side of Technology, and Unconventional and Emerging Technologies.I have been involved in the early stages of establishing McMaster Digital Transformation Research Centre (MDTRC), supporting the development of multiple successful Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) / Ontario Research Foundation – Research Infrastructure (ORF-RI) grant proposals for research infrastructure. I continue to serve the MDTRC as a Lab Manager & Research Assistant.My teaching experience and interests include Digital Transformation and Analytics, Creating Customer Value, Information Systems in Management and Business, Decision Support Systems, and Enterprise Systems. I utilize active learning pedagogical vehicles including the case method to immerse students in real business challenges and allow them to assume the role of decision-makers. I provide hands-on analytics simulations, workshops, and tutorials to develop students' skills in using Information Systems that are critical to their business careers. I also volunteer to teach introductory Cultural Diversity and Inclusion workshops for new international students and emerging educators.