Bipin Prabhakar
Chair of the Master of Science in Information Systems Program, Clinical Professor of Operations and Decision Technologies and Fettig/whirlpool Faculty Fellow | Indiana University, Kelley School of Business
Bloomington, IN, UNITED STATES
Bipin Prabhakar is an expert in information security systems, information technology and enterprise resource planning.
Secondary Titles (2)
- Chair of the Information Systems Graduate Program
- Fettig/Whirlpool Faculty Fellow
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Biography
Bipin Prabhakar is Chair of Information Systems Graduate Programs and Clinical Associate Professor of Information Systems at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. Dr. Prabhakar’s teaching expertise is in the areas of ERP Systems and Information Systems Security. He has experience in many facets of higher education having served as faculty member, researcher, IT administrator and program chair.
Industry Expertise (3)
Information Services
Education/Learning
Electrical Engineering
Areas of Expertise (2)
Enterprise Resource Planning
Information Systems Risk and Security
Accomplishments (2)
Daniel J. Westerbeck award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching (professional)
2007 Daniel J. Westerbeck award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching, College of Business, University of Cincinnati
Microsoft ACE Security Fellowship (professional)
2005 Microsoft ACE Security Fellowship, Microsoft Corporatioin
Education (3)
Mississippi State University: Ph.D., Business Administration 1999
Mississippi State University: M.S., Information Systems 1996
University of Kerala: B.A., Electrical Engineering 1990
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Media Appearances (2)
How Specialist Master’s Programs Add Value
Poets & Quants online
2020-10-12
Bipin Prabhakar, chair of Information Systems Graduate Programs, claims that “the MSIS curriculum leads to work-ready students, which is why employers tell us that the level of confidence our students bring to the table is unprecedented”.
AT&T rolls out kinda, sorta (but not really) 5G wireless service in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Star print
2017-07-12
At a time when international technology giants are choosing to open offices in Central Indiana, AT&T selected Indianapolis as one of the first two cities for its 5G Evolution rollout. The other, Austin, Texas, is considered a top-tier tech market. "To me, this is a big deal," said Bipin Prabhakar, chair of the information systems graduate program at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. "Typically, the Midwest is not where things come first. The fact that they are doing a trial in Indy shows they see this as a big market. If you think about Austin, (it) went from being an Indy-like city to being one of the tech hubs of the country."
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Skills in the MIS Job Market
Proceedings of the Fifteenth Americas Conference on Information Systems
2010 With the current turmoil in the U.S. economy, it is more necessary than ever to ensure that graduates and employees have the skills necessary to compete in the job market. Previous research has looked at job advertisements in print and online media to determine skills that employers were seeking. That research has allowed only a relatively small sample of the jobs currently available to be analyzed. This research uses a web content data mining program which has obtained one quarter of a million U.S. job advertisements for information technology degree graduates from various job websites. The web content mining program then extracted the skills mentioned in those job ads for subsequent analysis.
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