Huei Lee

Dr. Huei Lee serves as Professor of Computer Information Systems in the Department of Accounting, Finance, & Information Systems at Eastern Michigan University's College of Business. He holds advisory roles including Global IT Club Faculty Advisor and Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance (DyNAA) committee member, with former leadership as president of the Association of Chinese Management Educators (ACME).

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. from Georgia State University
• M.S. from University of Houston
• MIS from University of Houston
• B.A. from Fu-Jen Catholic University, Taiwan

Dr. Lee's research program integrates theoretical and applied work across seven core domains, with emphasis on securing enterprise systems and optimizing technology-driven business processes. His investigations frequently bridge academic frameworks with industry implementations through partnerships with Microsoft Dynamics and SAP ecosystems.

His publication portfolio (2006-2009) reveals consistent focus on security validation methodologies, cross-cultural technology adoption, and innovative pedagogical approaches for ERP systems, demonstrating interdisciplinary connections between information systems, supply chain management, and consumer behavior.

Recognition for scholarly contributions includes:

• Distinguished Research Award from Southern Business Administration Association (1993)
• Distinguished Research Award from Academy of Information and Management Sciences (1999)
• Outstanding Teaching Award at College of Business, EMU (2011)
• Honorable Mention in Decision Sciences Institute's Instructional Innovation Award (1996)

Through teaching 20+ courses including advanced database design and supply chain IT systems, Dr. Lee mentors students while advancing curriculum development. His editorial service spans the Journal of Computer Information Systems and International Journal of Commerce and Strategy, complementing research projects in wireless healthcare systems and cloud-based virtual labs.

Current initiatives involve Microsoft Dynamics implementations, iPad application development, and SAP integration projects that explore emerging interfaces between mobile technology, healthcare infrastructure, and enterprise resource planning.