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Professor of Information Systems, Department of Management, London School of Economics

Ian Angell is an expert in the Management of Information Systems. An accomplished author he has applied his research to archaeology, crystallography, medicine, management, physics and social sciences. Originally known for his work on computer graphics, including their commercial application, he is now better known as a futurologist, particularly his predictions for the Enterprise of the Future.

“To see the many benefits of computerization, you must first confront the dark side, and the complexity that arises when information systems interact with human activity systems.”

[expand title=”In detail”] Angell advises numerous national and international companies, and institutions, on the design, implementation and management of Information Systems (in particular using the Internet) in businesses, both large and small. He writes a quarterly column for CIO Connect. [/expand]

[expand title=”What he offers you”]Be challenged by the radical ideas of this systems specialistand profit from both the research and application of his work across many disciplines. For the past twenty years, he has concentrated on strategic information systems, and organisational IT policies. A particular speciality is the study of Systemic Risk and Complexity. On his initiative the LSE created a Research Centre for the study of Computer Security.[/expand]

[expand title=”How he presents”]An excellent teacher and communicator Ian is very well known on the International Lecture Circuit for his biting wit when describing ill-conceived computer applications.[/expand]

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Topics

Global Consequences of Information Technology

Managing Information Systems in the New Economy

Managing Complexity: control versus chaos

Managing Risk: opportunity or hazard

Managing Compliance

ICTs in Business: strategies and tactics for the enterprise of the future

New Business Models and Opportunities

Publications

2005
No more leaning on Lamp-posts

2000
The New Barbarian Manifesto

1993
Information Systems Management

1992
Advanced Graphics on VGA and XGA Using Borland C++

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