Information and Knowledge Management using ArcGIS ModelBuilder

of Editorial Board of several international journals and is consulting private companies and government
agencies in Albania
Misoo Kwon, Ph D, is Director of the National DB Project Dept., National Information Society Agency (NIA),
and a Professor at the Graduate school of policy studies, Korea Univ., Seoul, Korea. He is also PM for the
Green IT National Strategy Development Project of Presidential Committee and Green Growth Expert
Advisor of Korea‘s Presidential Government Deregulation Committee.
Luigi Lavazza is associate professor at the University of Insubria at Varese, in the Department of Computer
Science and Communication. His research interests include empirical software engineering and
measurement, process evaluation and improvement, and the requirements engineering. He is the co-author
of over 100 scientific papers, a member of the IEEE computer society, and an IARIA fellow.
Valentina Lenarduzzi is a PhD student in Computer Science at Insubria University (Como). She received
her Master‘s in Environmental Engineering at the Milan Politecnico in 2008 and then focused her interests on
Marketing, working first for MITA Biorulli as Sales engineer, and then to Ecoconsulting as Sales Manager.
Her research interests focus on Software Marketing, Open Source Marketing and Open Source Adoption.
Monika Magnusson is a senior lecturer in Information Systems at Karlstad University in Sweden. Her
research is mainly in the e-commerce and e-services area, focusing on adoption and evaluation. Other
research interests include e-business/e-service model design and the use of social media, such as
Facebook, for customer interaction in businesses and public agencies.
Thanos Magoulas is a senior lecturer at the IT-university of Gothenburg. For several years he has been
responsible for the Master‘s programme in IT management. His current research interest relates to
Enterprise Architecture.
Panagiotis Manolitzas holds a Bachelor in Public Administration (specialization in Management Science)
from the University of Athens and an MSc in Public Management (specialization in Management Science)
from the University of Athens. Panagiotis. He has written the book ‘Principles of Business Administration’. He
is a Member of Hellenic Operational Research Society.
Nata van der Merwe has 24 years of experience - 10 years as an IS/IT professional and 14 years as an
IS/IT lecturer - lecturing at the University of Cape Town, as well as the Cape Peninsula University of
Technology. Her main research interest is the use of project-based teaching as a teaching and learning
strategy.
Alemayehu Molla is an Associate Professor at the School of Business IT and Logistics, RMIT University.
His research areas are Green IT and digital business. He has published more than 90 articles, in the
European Journal of Information Systems, Information & Management, International Journal of E-commerce,
Journal of E-commerce Research, and Journal of E-commerce in Organizations, amongst others.
Gunilla Myreteg is an Assistant Professor at Uppsala University, Sweden. Her research interests include
how information technologies, especially ERP systems, are designed and used in organizations for a variety
of information purposes.
Hesbon O. Nyagowa is a PhD student at the University of Zululand, South Africa, specialising in Information
Studies. He a obtained Master‘s of Business and Administration, specialising in Management Information
Systems at University of Nairobi, Kenya. He is currently the Academic Registrar of Kenya Polytechnic
University College, a constituent college of the University of Nairobi.
Gizem Ogutcu graduated from Baskent University‘s Department of Management Information Systems in
2008, and completed her post graduate education in Information Technologies & System Management in
2010. She is a Ph.D student at METU Medical Informatics Department and a full-time research assistant at
Baskent University Department of Management Information Systems. Research interests include IT
Governance, Information Security, Hospital Information Systems and E-transformation.
Roslina Othman obtained a PhD (Information Retrieval) from Aberystwyth University, Wales, MLIS from
IIUM, and BBA (Finance) from Eastern Washington University. Othman is an Associate Professor at the
Faculty of ICT, IIUM, and a consultant to NAM Institute of Empowerment for Women (bridging gender digital
divide) and MCMC for customer satisfaction survey on mobile applications.
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