Mike Alsip

Mike Alsip is an Instructor of Information Systems at the Quinlan School of Business, Loyola University Chicago. He is affiliated with the Department of Information Systems and Analytics, where he teaches core courses including Introduction to Business Information Systems, Introduction to Supply Chain Management, and Systems Analysis and Design.

• Instructor of Information Systems, Quinlan School of Business, Loyola University Chicago
• MBA, Booth School of Business, University of Chicago
• BA in Computer Science, Illinois State University

Mike brings decades of industry experience into the classroom, focusing on the design and delivery of technology solutions to complex business problems. His expertise spans enterprise system integrations, real-time claim processing, high-volume market data platforms, and cloud-based consumer health applications. He has led major technology initiatives in both the financial and healthcare sectors, particularly in post-merger integrations and data-driven cost reduction strategies.

His professional interests center on leveraging information systems to drive business growth, operational efficiency, and improved consumer outcomes. With a strong foundation in software development and strategic business understanding, Mike emphasizes practical, scalable solutions that bridge technology and business objectives.

While no formal research publications or awards are listed in the provided text, Mike's career demonstrates significant impact through large-scale implementations, including a cloud service that delivered drug cost savings to over 7 million consumers and leadership in multi-million-dollar revenue-generating platforms at Reuters. His work in M&A integrations (e.g., Walgreen PBM by SXC, UHG/Optum acquisition of Catamaran) highlights his ability to deliver technical and financial synergies.

Mike advises and mentors students through his teaching and professional engagement. Though no formal advisees or grant funding are mentioned, his industry leadership suggests strong connections for student career development and experiential learning.

He maintains an active professional presence and contributes to the academic mission of Quinlan through applied knowledge and real-world case studies. His office is located in Schreiber 423, and he can be reached at malsip@luc.edu.