Felippe Cronemberger

Felippe Cronemberger serves as a Research Fellow at the University at Albany, SUNY, specializing in Information Science and Systems with expertise spanning Business and Government Intelligence, Information Sharing, Simulation Modeling, and Smart Cities. With over 15 years of cross-sector experience in technology, consulting, human resources, and education, he has held research roles through the SUNY Research Foundation and as a Visiting Research Fellow at ITMO University, Russia.

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Information Science, University at Albany, SUNY (2018)
• M.B.A., University at Albany, SUNY (2011)
• B.A. in Communications, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)

Cronemberger's research centers on data-driven governance, particularly factors influencing data analytics adoption in local governments, as demonstrated by his dissertation. His interdisciplinary work bridges smart city infrastructure, business intelligence frameworks, and public-sector information systems, reflecting a commitment to translating theoretical models into practical government and business applications.

Key recognitions include:

• University at Albany Dissertation Research Fellowship Award (2017)
• Graduate Academic Achievement Award: MBA Full Time (2010)
• Towers Perrin Student Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement and Service (2011)

As an educator, he has taught courses in web development, emerging IT trends, design thinking, and business intelligence. His Fall 2017 Visiting Scholar position at ITMO University's E-Governance Center underscores international engagement in public-sector technology innovation, though current grant activities and research teams remain unspecified in available materials.