Serrano-Rico
dr. alan serrano is a reader in the department of computer science at brunel university london, uk, where he also received his phd in information systems and an msc in data communication systems. he is now the chair of the industry advisory board, department industry lead & brunel talent marketplace director. previous to his appointment at brunel he has worked in industry and public sectors in mexico for a number of years, in the areas of computer networks and information systems development. his research interest lies in the area of information systems and organisational strategy. more specifically, dr serrano focuses on undertaking research that aims to solve the real-life challenges organisations face when adopting information and communication technologies (ict) in complex environments. some examples of collaboration with industry includes bmw group in uk, axa insurance uk, pepsico latin america, the national health service (nhs) in uk, centrica energy uk, jaguar & land rover uk, and standard chartered uk. dr serrano has exposed his work in more than 26 publications in recognised journals and international conferences such as the european journal of information systems, electronic markets, the international journal of information management, and the international journal of enterprise information systems. i would not like to box myself into a specific area, as i believe the information systems domain expands in many directions and i find all of these fascinating. i have done research on health care, programme management, and business process and simulation to mention a few. most of my formal research however, lies within the area of information system and business strategy. today i am very passionate about finding effective ways for dissemination of academic knowledge to wider audiences; applying academic research in real context (industry) and the social network phenomena in general. during my academic career, i have taught a number of subjects ranging from the social (is in context) to the technical (java programming, erps, and telecommunications). today my teaching responsibilities are: module leader for cs1703 data and information the aim of this module is to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to different kinds of data and the means by which it can be collected, stored, retrieved, analysed and then communicated in order to achieve the goal of satisfying user information needs. module teaching contributor for cs2006 business analysis and process modelling and cs3072 computer science fyp
Dr Alan Serrano-Rico
Dr. Alan Serrano is a Reader in the Department of Computer Science at Brunel University London, UK, where he also received his PhD in Information Systems and an MSc in Data Communication Systems. He is now the Chair of the Industry advisory board, Department Industry Lead & Brunel Talent Marketplace Director. Previous to his appointment at Brunel he has worked in industry and public sectors in Mexico for a number of years, in the areas of computer networks and information systems development. His research interest lies in the area of information systems and organisational strategy. More specifically, Dr Serrano focuses on undertaking research that aims to solve the real-life challenges organisations face when adopting information and communication technologies (ICT) in complex environments. Some examples of collaboration with industry includes BMW group in UK, AXA Insurance UK, PepsiCo Latin America, the National Health Service (NHS) in UK, Centrica Energy UK, Jaguar & Land Rover UK, and Standard Chartered UK. Dr Serrano has exposed his work in more than 26 publications in recognised journals and international conferences such as the European Journal of Information Systems, Electronic Markets, the International Journal of Information Management, and the International Journal of Enterprise Information Systems. I would not like to box myself into a specific area, as I believe the Information Systems domain expands in many directions and I find all of these fascinating. I have done research on health care, programme management, and business process and simulation to mention a few. Most of my formal research however, lies within the area of information system and business strategy. Today I am very passionate about finding effective ways for dissemination of academic knowledge to wider audiences; applying academic research in real context (industry) and the social network phenomena in general. During my academic career, I have taught a number of subjects ranging from the social (IS in context) to the technical (Java Programming, ERPs, and Telecommunications). Today my teaching responsibilities are: Module leader for CS1703 Data and Information The aim of this module is to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to different kinds of data and the means by which it can be collected, stored, retrieved, analysed and then communicated in order to achieve the goal of satisfying user information needs. Module teaching contributor for CS2006 Business Analysis and Process Modelling and CS3072 Computer Science FYP
Louvieris
panos louvieris is professor of information systems and leads the defence & cyber security (dcs) research group in the department of computer science at brunel university london and co-director of the brunel intelligent digital economy and society (ideas) research centre. his research interests are data and information fusion, defence and cyber security analytics, and computational finance in the digital economy. he is co-director of the trusted open models institute (tomi) at the hartree centre concerning the assurance of ai computational models. he is a committee member of the epsrc digital personhood network. in addition, he is a member of epsrc itaau+ network and nemode+ network. cybersecurity, data and information fusion, causal reasoning and explainable ai, smart decision support systems, distributed ledger technologies for fintech cs3609 cybersecurity cs5517 icts and strategic change
Professor Panos Louvieris
Panos Louvieris is Professor of Information Systems and leads the Defence & Cyber Security (DCS) research group in the Department of Computer Science at Brunel University London and co-director of the Brunel Intelligent Digital Economy and Society (IDEAS) Research Centre. His research interests are data and information fusion, defence and cyber security analytics, and computational finance in the digital economy. He is co-director of the Trusted Open Models Institute (TOMI) at the Hartree Centre concerning the assurance of AI computational models. He is a committee member of the EPSRC Digital Personhood Network. In addition, he is a member of EPSRC ITaaU+ Network and NEMODE+ Network. Cybersecurity, Data and Information Fusion, Causal Reasoning and Explainable AI, Smart Decision Support Systems, Distributed Ledger Technologies for FinTech CS3609 Cybersecurity CS5517 ICTs and Strategic Change