David Murungi

David Murungi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Information Systems at Bentley University. His expertise spans Health Information Systems, Social Implications of Technology, and IS Project Management. He holds a Ph.D. and MPA from Louisiana State University, and a BA from Williams College.

His teaching focuses on Business Process Management and ERP Configuration, while his research explores healthcare IT governance, technology adoption in organizational settings, and IS sensemaking. Professional memberships include the New England Association of Information Systems, Academy of Management, and Association for Information Systems. He has actively contributed to the KPMG Ph.D. Project since 2007.

Dr. Murungi’s work bridges theoretical and practical challenges in IT projects, with recent attention to AI-driven competitiveness and fake news dynamics. His research emphasizes argumentation frameworks, emotional labor in project management, and healthcare provider-patient dynamics in urgent care settings.

Awards and honors are listed but specific details are not provided. His advising roles and grants are not explicitly documented here, though his extensive publication record reflects active engagement in interdisciplinary research. He is affiliated with Bentley’s Smith Technology Center and maintains a focus on real-world IT challenges through case studies and practitioner collaboration.