Sue Conger, Ph.D., is retired from the faculty of University of Dallas where she managed the Information & Technology Management program. I have published 30+ research papers and spoken at over 100+ conferences. I worked in industry for 15+ years before getting my doctorate and moving into academia most of the time. I love technology and being a geek! and love teaching and writing.My research interests for many years have included privacy, emerging technologies, IT services, innovative technology uses, pedagogy, and whatever my doctoral students are researching. In addition, I have some research on use of IT in remote rural communities.I am the author of The New Software Engineering (available free at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/247933628_The_New_Software_Engineering) and Planning and Designing Effective Web Sites (1997), and Process Mapping & Management (2011) .Consulting specialties: Innovative use of technology in organizationEmerging technologies, i.e., selection, OD, and change management for IT in organizationsResearch: Future of work / AI in work / Meaningfulness in workFuture technologies - bio/nano, blockchain, brain/computer interface, space techPrivacy and ethics in IT useIT Services / ITILIT in developing countries (ICT4D)Recent and on-going research includes generational differences in Internet privacy (K.D. Loch, Ga State), meaningfulness in work (w Donna Morrow, DBA), managerial knowledge acquisition and assimilation (w David Rogers, DBA),and expatriate cultural adjustment (w Odette Christie, DBA).