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Dr. Yogesh Malhotra Founding Chairman and Chief Knowledge Architect Who's Who in America® Who's Who in the World® Who's Who in Finance and Industry® Who's Who in Science and Engineering®
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BRINT Institute, LLC, P.O. Box 278, New Hartford, New York 13413-0278, U.S.A.
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"The wise see knowledge and action as one." - Systems theorist Stafford Beer quoting Bhagvad Gita
Executive Profile
Sought for thought leadership on information technology and knowledge management by leaders of global corporations and world governments, he has consulted for and advised organizations such as Intel Corporation, Royal Philips Electronics ['Philips'] (Netherlands), British Telecommunications plc (UK), Maeil Business Newspaper and TV Network (Korea), United Nations World HQ, Government of Mexico, Government of Netherlands, U.S. Federal Government, National Science Foundation, Conference Board, and, Institute of Supply Management. Prior to that, he founded an information technology (IT) research and advisory company that became internationally recognized for defining and guiding IT and knowledge management practices of worldwide governments and corporations. Under his leadership, the company developed a corporate client portfolio spanning four continents and consisting of world's largest IT corporations (such as Google, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Intel, Microsoft), IT publishing groups (such as CMP Media, IDC, IDG), and global marketing firms (Foote Cone & Belding, Ogilvy & Mather, OgilvyOne, and, TBWA \ Chiat \ Day). Pioneering the global trade in knowledge assets, he also contributed to provision of leading-edge learning and developmental opportunities for corporate executives from organizations such as CSC, Ernst & Young, Goldman Sachs, Hewlett Packard, McKinsey, Pfizer, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and, SAP. Prior to that, he was responsible for institutional implementation of treasury management / currency trading and global financial systems and corporate guidance on global technology strategy as a management consultant with global banking and financial software corporations such as Bank of America (USA), Banque Indo-Suez (Hong Kong), Unisys Global Financial Services (USA), and Tata Group (India).
Dr. Malhotra's contributions to technology management research and practice are described as "pioneering" in nature and have been the subject of editorial reviews in thousands of worldwide business technology management media publications including Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Business Week, Fortune, Forbes, Inc., Fast Company, CIO, Computerworld, Information Week, InfoWorld, Software Magazine, Chief Executive, Business Management Asia and Business Management Europe. He has delivered invited keynote presentations to technology venture capitalists, world government parliamentary leaders, senior corporate executives, and CIOs at venues as diverse as Silicon Valley, the United Nations, the Conference Board, New York City, Mexico City (Mexico), and Seoul (South Korea). He served as a founding member and contributing editor of the Global E-Commerce Standard for Ziff Davis Media, council partner for the Inter-Agency Benchmarking & Best Practices Council of the U.S. Federal Government, and a member of the board of directors of Knowledge Management Consortium International. He earned a Ph.D. in Information Systems, Controls, and Quantitative Methods (Statistics) from the University of Pittsburgh on full scholarship with national Beta Gamma Sigma honors. His professional credentials include CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor), CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional), Certified Computing Professional (CCP, CDP), and Chartered Engineer and Life Member of the Institution of Engineers (India). He is a citizen of the USA and a resident of New York. His biography is profiled among the world's greatest achievers and leaders in Marquis Who's Who in America®, Who's Who in the World®, Who's Who in Finance and Industry® and, Who's Who in Science & Engineering®.
Dr. Yogesh Malhotra (Ph.D., Information Systems, Controls, and Quantitative Methods, University of Pittsburgh) is an Associate Professor of Accounting & Information Systems at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University in Central New York. The 2008 AACSB International Impact of Research Task Force Report profiles his research on "why knowledge management systems fail" as an "exemplar" - among others such as Black and Scholes, Jensen and Meckling, and, Modigliani and Miller - of how basic research can have substantial impact on actual practice. He has taught information systems, operations research, and mathematical modeling to computer scientists, engineers, and managers at the Whitman School and given invited lectures on e-Business and knowledge management at world's other top-ranked business schools at Kellogg, Carnegie Mellon, INSEAD (France), and Queen's (Canada). Recognizing the futility of extant information systems models evident in large-scale systems failures, his research has focused on developing understanding about organizational knowledge management systems that can withstand radical unpredictable change and related risk management, managerial control and user compliance issues. His research and guidance are cited in worldwide strategy directives of global corporations, national legislatures and policies of world governments, and, defense directives of worldwide military commanders. He is ranked among the world's most influential experts on information technology and knowledge management in professional industry panels and surveys as well as scientific impact studies.