George Asimakopoulos

George Asimakopoulos serves as a Lecturer at the Department of Informatics Engineering, Technological Educational Institute of Western Greece, specializing in Management of Techno-Economic Systems of Information Technology. With academic credentials from the University of Crete and National Technical University of Athens, he brings substantial industry experience to his academic role.

His educational background includes a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Crete (1997) and a Master's in Techno-Economic Systems from the National Technical University of Athens (2003). He is currently pursuing his PhD at the Department of Informatics and Computer Engineering, University of Patras.

Asimakopoulos' research spans practical IT applications with emphasis on E-learning systems, Knowledge Management frameworks, and Techno-Economic Systems analysis. His work extends into Digital Forensics and emerging areas like Internet of Things applications and Dynamic Vehicle Routing systems, demonstrating a strong connection between theoretical research and real-world implementation.

His scholarly output includes 10 international peer-reviewed papers, 2 book chapters, and participation in three academic books, with additional conference presentations in IT-related fields. While specific publication titles aren't detailed in available sources, his work shows consistent focus on information technology management and application systems.

With fifteen years of professional experience since 1999, Asimakopoulos has worked with major organizations including OTE, COSMOTE, Olympic Games Security Directorate (DAOA), Intracom, and the Commercial Bank of Greece, holding positions as project manager and Software Development Manager for significant IT implementations.

He teaches core computer science subjects including Digital Forensics, Functional Programming, Object Oriented Programming, Data Structures, Databases, Operating Systems, and New Economy courses, bridging academic theory with industry practice.