James Holohan

James Holohan is a Lecturer in the Department of Business and Financial Services at the Faculty of Business and Humanities. His research focuses on strategic alignment within information systems, particularly in the context of public higher education institutions. He employs practice-based methodologies to explore system strategy and governance challenges. Key research areas include strategic alignment frameworks, information systems management, and case study analyses in education sectors. His work bridges theoretical concepts with practical applications in technology governance and organizational strategy.

Research interests include leveraging information systems to enhance strategic objectives in higher education, exploring managerial practices for system alignment, and developing methodologies for evaluating technology adoption in public institutions. His publications address topics such as strategic alignment in public universities and design research approaches for system strategy development.

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