Sandeep Mysore Seshadrinath

Dr. Sandeep Mysore Seshadrinath is a Senior Lecturer in Information Systems at the UNSW Business School, University of New South Wales. His research focuses on the social study of information systems in organizations and society, with a particular emphasis on digital sustainability, digitally-enabled social and business transformations, and IS design in diverse contexts. He has collaborated with startups, multinational corporations, and public sector organizations, and currently serves as Associate Editor for the Information Systems track at the Australian Journal of Management.

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) – Loughborough University, UK
• PG Diploma in Management – Xavier Institute of Management, India
• BEng in Information Science – Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), India

His research spans several key areas of Information Systems, including digital sustainability (addressing climate change through IT solutions), organizational digital transformation (cross-boundary collaboration and frame alignment), and design science research (building systems for climate risk, wildlife management, and disaster response). Recent publications explore Generative AI in immersive environments, semantic matching for SDGs, and resource orchestration in smart cities.

Dr. M.S. Sandeep has supervised multiple PhD students, including Nizar Hoblos, Oscar Osborne, and Marian Corey, with graduates such as Khet Khet Oo Tha and Muhammad Priandi. He teaches courses in Business Analysis and Project Management at UNSW. Before academia, he worked as a software engineer and public policy researcher in India, focusing on e-governance and rural infrastructure.