David Chou

David Chou is Professor of Computer Information Systems in the Department of Accounting, Finance, and Information Systems at Eastern Michigan University (EMU), where he has served since 2001 after prior faculty roles at St. Cloud State University (1998-2001) and West Texas A&M University (Associate Professor 1992-1998; Assistant Professor 1998-1992).

His education includes:

• Ph.D. from Georgia State University
• M.S. from Georgia State University
• M.S. from National Taiwan University, Taiwan
• B.S. from Feng Chia University, Taiwan

Dr. Chou's research centers on high-impact intersections of technology management and sustainability, with core expertise in Information Systems Consulting, IT Outsourcing, and Green IT. His work addresses critical industry challenges including risk frameworks for sustainable computing, lifecycle management of outsourced innovation, and knowledge worker productivity optimization.

• Green IT risk/value modeling
• IT outsourcing quality assurance
• Database governance systems
• Change management methodologies

Analysis of his publications (2007-2013) reveals dominant trends in Green IT implementation and strategic outsourcing, with consistent focus on risk quantification and value measurement across Computer Standards and Interfaces and Decision Sciences Journal venues. His work bridges theoretical rigor with practical business applications, particularly in environmental sustainability contexts.

While no scientific awards are documented, Dr. Chou holds significant editorial leadership as Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Information Systems and Change Management and former Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Management Theory and Practice (2006-2009), plus editorial board roles for five journals.

His teaching portfolio spans advanced technical and strategic courses including Advanced Database Design, Data Communications, and Information Systems Consulting. With over 200 publications, his mentorship extends through editorial guidance though specific advisees aren't listed. Professional leadership includes presidencies of Southwest Decision Sciences Institute (2007-2008) and Association of Chinese Management Educators (2000-2001).