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Jonathan Kim serves as a Professor in the Department of Management Science & Information Systems at the College of Management, University of Massachusetts Boston, where he advances research at the intersection of information systems and organizational behavior.
His academic credentials include a PhD and MS from Georgia State University and a BS from Yonsei University, forming the foundation for his expertise in technology-driven business solutions.
Kim's research centers on Information Security (particularly healthcare contexts), Conceptual Modeling, Software Development, and IT in Inter-Organizational Networks, with publications examining emotional drivers of computer abuse, privacy protection frameworks, and cultural adaptations of agile methodologies. His work frequently addresses real-world challenges in healthcare and broadcasting industries through empirical investigations.
Analysis of his 12 recent publications reveals dominant trends in information security risk modeling (35% of output), cross-cultural agile implementation (25%), and inter-organizational value creation (20%), with strong representation in A* and A-ranked journals like European Journal of Information Systems and Computers & Security.
Key honors include:
- College of Management Faculty Research Award (2021)
- College of Management Dean’s Research Award (2015)
- GTA Teaching Excellence Award, College of Business, GSU (2008, 2010)
- Doctoral Consortium participant, ICIS, Paris (2008)
- Dissertation Grant Award for Bio-Ontology research (2008)
Kim teaches core courses including Computer Forensics, Database Management, and Information Security while maintaining active roles as an Associate Editor for IS journals and committee member of the Association for Information Systems. His industry background in South Korean broadcasting and research positions at Georgia State University inform his applied approach to curriculum development and grant-funded projects in healthcare security and blockchain applications.
