Alex Kelley
From Information Systems at Pitt Business
| Alex Kelley | |
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| E-mail: | aokelley [at] katz.pitt.edu |
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| Office: | Mervis Hall University of Pittsburgh - Mailbox 283 |
| Phone: | (412) 983-3790
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Trivia
- keeping in touch with people: LinkedIn
- coming from: Sighisoara, Romania
- favorite sports: swimming, volleyball, ice-skating
- reading: "Forbidden Forest" (by Romanian author Mircea Eliade), "Dark Tower" (Stephen King), "Dune" (Frank Herbert), "Harry Potter" (J.K. Rowling), "Stephanie Plum" series (Janet Evanovich); for a list of most favorite books, look on Shelfari
- working: currently at United States Steel - Networking department (read about my internship)
- my information technology sources: IT Resources wiki
[edit] Education
- Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business, University of Pittsburgh: 2007-2009
- Master of Business Administration & Master of Information Systems
- Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania: 2001-2005
- BS International Economics
- Conference participation
- TechnoSecurity conference, Myrtle Beach, June 1-4, 2008 - see the details in the Pitt Business newsletter
- Extracurricular
[edit] Current topics MIS - Virtual teams and collaboration technologies
- Assignment one: Virtual team technologies - blogs
- Assignment two: Free or in house blog?
- Assignment three: Virtual team leader and member competency assessment
- Assignment four
- Assignment five
- Assignment six
- Assignment seven
[edit] Practicum assignments 2008-2009
[edit] Information security - Policy, awareness and enforcement
[edit] Practicum assignments 2007-2008
In the first part of the semester, I wrote a short presentation, a development plan and a research of both an industry (I chose the banking industry) and a company (PNC Bank).
[edit] Information systems security - outsourcing
During the second part of this first semester of the MBA/MS-MIS program (still part of the Practicum course)) I wrote a whitepaper on the main security issues caused by outsourcing part or all of the IT services in a company, and I considered the case of Central and Eastern Europe in my research.
