Dr. Whitten joined Mays Business School at Texas A&M in the Fall of 2005 and the Bush School in 2010. Previously, Dr. Whitten worked in technology management with Arkansas Systems, Inc. and Ouachita Baptist University. He taught at four other universities before arriving at Texas A&M. He currently serves as the director of the Flex Online MS-MIS program and Co-director of the Center for the Management of Information Systems. Previously, he was recognized as a Texas A&M Cybersecurity Center Fellow and a Mays Teaching Fellow.
His primary research interests are in the areas of cybersecurity, supply chain security, IT sourcing, and work-life balance. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in project management, cybersecurity, and supply chain security.
Dr. Whitten has published over 50 academic articles, some of which can be found in the following journals:
Harvard Business Review
Journal of Applied Psychology
Journal of Operations Management
MIS Quarterly Executive
European Journal of Information Systems
Journal of Strategic Information Systems
Decision Sciences
International Journal of Human Resources Management
Journal of Management
Information & Management
International Journal of Operations and Production Management
Communications of the AIS
His primary research interests are in the areas of cybersecurity, supply chain security, IT sourcing, and work-life balance. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in project management, cybersecurity, and supply chain security.
Dr. Whitten has published over 50 academic articles, some of which can be found in the following journals:
Harvard Business Review
Journal of Applied Psychology
Journal of Operations Management
MIS Quarterly Executive
European Journal of Information Systems
Journal of Strategic Information Systems
Decision Sciences
International Journal of Human Resources Management
Journal of Management
Information & Management
International Journal of Operations and Production Management
Communications of the AIS
