Resume

• 2014

  I help business professionals to navigate a rapidly changing global technological industry environment. My teaching and training approach uses an interactive and friendly methodology where I rely extensively on insights distilled from a number of countries where I have worked and lived including China

  New Zealand

  South Korea

  and the United States. \n\nI have implemented a number of study abroad programs (Latin America and Asia) where students can observe first-hand the true meaning of being a global expert. As integral part of these programs

  we visit a large number of businesses that capture important cultural aspects that one needs to be aware when operating in these countries. \n\nAs a Professor

  I teach project capstone classes in both undergraduate and graduate programs. When teaching these classes my goal is to help students to enhance their consulting and problem solving skills. Students are encouraged to think outside the box and apply principles of emotional design and advanced IT tools when creating their business solution. Class approach mimics a case competition context.\n \nPrior to joining the academia

  I have held IT consulting and senior training position in a number of IT organizations for over 15 years. While at the university environment

  I have been fortunate to work for a number of high ranked university institutions such as The College of William and Mary (Ivy League school in the USA)

  Korea University (oldest institution in South Korea and usually ranked as on of the best in Asia)

  University of Canterbury in New Zealand

  and The University of Oklahoma.\n\nAs an IT developer and instructor I have used the following technologies: Basic

  Assembly

  Fortran

  Cobol for microcomputers and mainframe

  PL/1

  Access

  ASP.NET

  Visual Studio

  HTML5

  CSS3

  jQuery

  AJAX

  Databases

  SQL Server

  MySQL

  Access

  C#

  Visual Basic

  Cloud Systems

  Microsoft Azure

  Amazon AWS

  Python

  Angular

  jQuery

  JavaScript

  Bootstrap

  Oracle and Cloud Services.

  Andre

  Araujo

  Texas A&M University

  Bryan/College Station

  Texas Area

  Director of Study Abroad Programs: \nCourses taught in the USA and overseas: China

  Costa Rica

  Peru

  and Ecuador.\n\nInternational Business Interests:\nCase Competition Faculty Advisor \nCanada Sustainability and Retail Industry\nChina/South Korea Emerging technologies and aspects of Asian culture\n\nClasses taught in the USA\nISTM 631 - IS Design and Development Capstone Project: Graduate\nISTM 415 - Information Systems Capstone Project: Undergraduate\nISTM 420 - Web-Design Project and Web-Enabled Applications \nISTM 210 - MIS for Business Honors Students (this class focuses on case discussion and projects)\nISYS 415 - Large Scale Information Systems Project \n\nAdministrative Activities:\nMS/MIS Graduate Academic Advisor (2016-2018)\nDirector of Study Abroad Programs

  Clinical Professor

  Texas A&M University

• 2012

  Business Consultant

  CETIL SUL Processamento (RS and Santa Catarina

  Brasil)

  Cecomp

  Digisul

  Eletrodata

  and Aparecida

  University of Canterbury (New Zealand)

  Brazil

  China

  Software Engineer and IT Consultant Specialist\nResearch and provide information on global technical trends and global impact of technology use\nAdvising on risks

  costs vs. benefits

  impact on other business processes and system priorities\nAdvising in exports

  money and banking

  import customs regulations

  international trade

  business law

  currency markets

  and related topics. \n

  Business Consultant and Professor

  Business Consultant

  Porto Alegre Area

  Brazil

  1993 Created

  registered and patented two trademarks at INPI Brazil (Brazilian National Institute of Industrial Patents).\n\nResponsible for the development of CUSTOMIZED Information Systems in a variety of fields and business areas including Customer Management

  Resource Planning Systems

  Payroll and Accounting Systems

  Inventory Management Systems

  Materials

  HR systems

  Ordering Processing Systems

  Educational Systems. \n\nCreated and developed the SCHOLE Information System which was implemented in over one hundred businesses across multiple cities in the southern region of Brazil. Projects included a variety of programming Languages such as FoxPro

  Visual FoxPro

  Visual Basic

  COBOL

  Databases

  SQL

  Clipper

  Clarion

  Oracle

  etc.\n\nDeveloped and implemented a number of customized information systems including: a) industrial production management system; b) customer management systems; c) management system to keep track of Union workers (sindicato dos nutricionistas/RS); d) information system to manage university entrance exams; e) information system to keep track of academic performance of candidates for CPOR (a highly ranked academy institution in Brazil); f) system to manage auto parts retailer stores; g) system to manage and control business operations of Quatrum franchising (multiple states); h) system to assist managerial operations

  sales

  and marketing (S&M) areas of time-sharing properties in Florianopolis/SC.\n\nResponsible for providing IT customized training to different businesses areas. Responsible for managing

  hiring

  and recruiting IT personnel.

  Director of Systems Development and Training Center

  ALTA Informatica

  Christchurch

  New Zealand

  The University of Canterbury is a prestigious destination that is ranked in the world’s top 250 universities. It is also the only New Zealand university with a 5-Star QS ranking for internationally-renowned research and teaching.\nTeaching Courses:\nResearch Methods for doctoral and master students\nStrategy and Consulting\nIntro to MIS\nVBA programming\nRoles:\nPhD advisor

  Professor in Management Information Systems

  University of Canterbury (New Zealand)

• 2008

  College of William and Mary (Public Ivy League)

  Korea University (Seoul

  South Korea) 고려대학교

  Williamsburg

  Virginia

  The College of William and Mary is the second oldest college in the nation and a cutting-edge research university. William and Mary is a \"Public Ivy\"—one of only eight in the nation.\n\nTeaching Courses:\nBUAD 431

  Strategic Analysis and Consulting (Capstone Project)\nBUAD 595

  Accounting Information Systems (Graduate

  MAcc Program

  #1 in USA)\nBUAD 476

  Electronic Commerce\nBUAD 361

  Introduction Operations Technology\nBUAD 330

  Computer Skills for Business\nBUAD 469

  Visual Basic\nBUAD 362

  Introduction Information Technology

  Visiting Professor

  College of William and Mary (Public Ivy League)

  Porto Alegre Area

  Brazil

  Published book \"Programming Basic for TRS-80 III computers\" (with Edgar Xavier).\n\n1990-1993 CECOMP Centro de Computacao business: Developed computer programs for CP 300

  CP 500

  MSX

  Sinclair

  and mainframes. Main programming languages BASIC

  Assembly for Z-80 and 6502/65C02 processors. \n\n1989: ELETRODATA: System Engineer. Developed a number of commercial systems using COBOL platform both for mainframes and PCs (microcomputers). \n\n1988: DIGISUL SYSTEMS (Porto Alegre): Developed computer programs in COBOL for APPLE II computers using CP/M cards. \nDeveloped computer programs in BASIC language for SISCO machines. \nDeveloped ASSEMBLY computer programs to control Accounting Pre-programmed accounting machines.These Assembly programs were recorded in EPROM. Data was erased using ultra-violet light.\nOn-site and off-site system maintenance and customer support for a number of IT business partners and users \n\n1987-1991 Aparecida: IT Computer Lab Coordinator

  Teacher

  and Director\na) Developed and Implemented the very first computer lab (four APPLE II computers) to teach computer programming languages at both elementary and high schools. In 1989 the computer lab became a reference model in the many cities in the southern region of Brazil. \nb) Implemented the introduction of computer technologies for elementary schools. Language used: LOGO.\nc) Helped redesign the school curriculum to incorporate the use of computer programming languages in the classroom.\nd) Trained high school students to developed a number of computer programs to solve high school problems such as geometry

  physics

  calculus. They also developed computer programs to teach geography

  history

  and language to kids. Software created by these students were presented every year at a computer fair named FICA (Feira de Informática do Aparecida).\ne) Trained teachers and faculty professors to use computer technologies in the classroom.

  IT Consultant and System Software Engineer

  Cecomp

  Digisul

  Eletrodata

  and Aparecida

  Seoul

  South Korea

  www.korea.edu\nKorea University

  founded in 1905

  is widely acknowledged as one of the country’s oldest

  largest and top-ranked universities in Korea. Its reputation for quality is based on excellence in teaching

  research and service to Korean society.\n\nTeaching Courses:\nE-Commerce\nIntro MIS\nConcepts of MIS for doctoral and master students.

  Professor

  Korea University (Seoul

  South Korea) 고려대학교

  some mandarim

  Italian

  Spanish

  English

  Portuguese

  Research Award (University of Canterbury)

  University of Canterbury

  University Award-Best Dissertation (University of Oklahoma)

  University of Oklahoma-Provost

  Teaching Excellence Masters in Management Information Systems

  Student Voted Best MS-MIS Faculty

  INFO department

  Mays Business School

  University Award-Teaching Performance

  Provost

  University of Oklahoma

  Work Recognition (Korea University)

  Best Reviewer

  Information Systems/Electronic Communications Operations Management Track of the Southern Management Association Meeting

  Southern Management Association Meeting

  Academic Merit-OU Graduate Student Senate’s Ways and Means Committee Award

  OU Graduate Student Senate’s Ways and Means Committee Award

• 2001

  PhD

  Management Information Systems

  University of Oklahoma

• 2000

  University of Oklahoma

  ALTA Informatica

  Norman

  OK

  Created by the Oklahoma Territorial Legislature in 1890

  the University of Oklahoma is a doctoral degree-granting research university serving the educational

  cultural

  economic and health-care needs of the state

  region and nation.\n\nTeaching Courses:\nDatabase Management\nManagement Information Systems\nVirtual Database Project\n\nCreated and implemented the first virtual database management project for all undergraduate business students; trained MIS faculty to use virtual project in the classroom.

  Instructor

  Research and Teaching Assistant

  University of Oklahoma

  Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina

  The second largest IT software development and data processing center in Brazil (in the late 80s). \nDeveloped programs in COBOL for mainframes Burroughs.\nDeveloped one of the first dBase II programs for computers running CP/M (control process management) operating systems. \nDeveloped and implemented the first computer system to manage radio commercials for an FM Radio station using dBase (one of the first database management systems for microcomputers).\nSystem maintenance and customer on-site support for municipalities in the southern region of Brazil.

  Computer Programmer (Mainframe and Desktop)

  CETIL SUL Processamento (RS and Santa Catarina

  Brasil)

• Public Speaking

  Management

  SPSS

  Research

  Lecturing

  Microsoft Excel

  Data Analysis

  Social Media

  C#

  University Teaching

  Statistics

  Microsoft Word

  Teaching

  Leadership

  Higher Education

  Araujo