Dr. Ago Kwashi Quaye

Associate Professor of Information Technology
School of Information Technology and Communications

Ph.D. University of South Carolina, Columbia.

Dr. Quaye is an experienced researcher and teacher in management information systems. He holds an M.B.A. degree from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, as well as the doctorate in information systems from the University of South Carolina. He has won honors and research awards, including an Outstanding Faculty Award in 2005 from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Previous Posts:

Associate Professor, Virginia State University, Petersburg, USA
Assistant Professor, Virginia State University, Petersburg, USA
Adjunct Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA
System Designer, University of South Carolina, Columbia
Business Systems Analysts, Readers’ Digest, Canada

Selected Publications:

Dynamics of Information Technology (IT) Successful Implementation in Developing Countries: A Nigerian Case Study with A.A. Adekoya, E. Eyob, Fedelis Ikem, E. O. Omojokun, A. O. Bada, Journal Of Computer Information Systems, Spring 2005
Reengineering Higher Education: The Case of an African Institution, with A. E. Eyob, Fidelis Ikem, International Journal of Innovation and Learning, Vol.2, No.2, 2005
Information Technology Training for Under-Represented Minority Teachers and Students, with E. Eyob and Emmanuel O. Omojokun, Journal of Business Research, Vol. 2, No. 7, 2004
A Multivariate Probit Analysis of Selected Factors Influencing Electronic Commerce Adoption in Organizations with A. A. Adekoya, Journal of International Technology and Information Management, Vol.11, No. 2, Winter 2003.
Ago K. M. Quaye, Level of Contribution of Programming Language Courses to the Undergraduate Curriculum Information Systems Preparation: An Exploratory Study with A. Adekoya, North Central Business Journal, Summer-Fall 2000, Vol. 1, Issue 7, pp.43-46.

Research Interests:

Database techniques in analysis of global supply chains
Applications of support vector machines in business forecasting
Applications of artificial immune systems in business decision making

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