Michael Cahalane

Dr. Michael Cahalane is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Information Systems and Technology Management within the Business School at the University of New South Wales (UNSW). He holds a BSc and PhD in Information Systems from University College Cork, Ireland. His research focuses on digital nomadism, CIO leadership, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, gamification, and collaborative consumption. He actively contributes to understanding the intersection of technology and human behavior in modern work environments.

Dr. Cahalane's recent work explores the socio-economic impacts of digital nomadism, evolving CIO competencies post-pandemic, and ethical implications of generative AI in immersive systems. His research employs mixed-methods approaches, including ethnographic studies and Delphi methodologies.

His publications span topics from algorithm aversion in decision-making to the role of gamification in health behavior change. He has not disclosed awards or grants in the provided materials. Teaching and supervision activities are listed under his profile but specific details were not elaborated.

Dr. Cahalane’s work bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, emphasizing responsible technology leadership and societal impacts of emerging digital practices.