Sachithra Lokuge

Dr. Sachithra Lokuge is a Senior Lecturer in Information Systems at the University of Southern Queensland's School of Business, serving as Program Director for the Master of Information Systems Program (MISP). He holds a PhD from Queensland University of Technology, alongside a BSc in IT and a Graduate Degree in Chemistry. His research focuses on technology-led innovation, digital transformation, social media impact, and sustainability, with a particular interest in how digital technologies influence firms and individuals. His work bridges academic inquiry with practical applications in enterprise systems, entrepreneurship, and agri-informatics.

Dr. Lokuge has taught courses such as Digital Disruption, Technology Entrepreneurship, and Systems Analysis and Design. His teaching philosophy emphasizes industry alignment and student career development. His research outputs span cybersecurity in cloud computing, digital innovation configurations, and data-driven frameworks. He has contributed to panels on rural innovation, digital transformation's environmental impact, and agri-business sustainability. His expertise spans technology management, business information systems, and interdisciplinary studies in sustainability.

Dr. Lokuge’s recent work highlights trends in enterprise system innovation, AI-assisted education, and SME cybersecurity challenges. He has explored the role of digital hoarding as a mental health concern and the interplay between IT business alignment and organizational readiness. His research often adopts mixed-method approaches, including fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis and longitudinal studies, to address complex technological adoption challenges.

While no formal awards are listed, his prolific publication record and active panel contributions reflect his scholarly impact. His supervision and grant details are not explicitly mentioned, but his teaching and research roles indicate active engagement in academic mentorship. Ongoing projects likely involve digital transformation, innovation ecosystems, and technology’s societal implications.