Randy V. Bradley joined the faculty in 2006 after receiving his Ph.D. in Management of Information Technology and Innovation from Auburn University. Dr. Bradley also received both a B.S. in Computer Engineering (1997) and a Masters in Management Information Systems (2001) from Auburn University. Dr. Bradley currently teaches information resources management in the MBA program, and business process analysis in the undergraduate program. His research interests include the strategic value of enterprise architecture, issues pertaining to information technology (IT) governance, diffusion of IT in the health care domain, the influence of cultural issues on IT diffusion and systems success, strategic information systems planning, and innovative technologies that facilitate improvement of students’ teaming and dynamic decision-making skills. Dr. Bradley’s research has been published or is forthcoming in the Journal of Management Information Systems, Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education, Communications of the Association for Information Systems,the Journal of Computer Information Systems, the International Journal of Networking and Virtual Organisations, and the Encyclopedia of Multimedia Technology and Networking. He has presented his work at numerous academic and professional conferences and has received several teaching and academic awards during his career. Prior to entering academia, Dr. Bradley worked as an IT consultant in both government and commercial sectors for Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC).