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Proceedings from the International Federation for Information
Processing (IFIP) 2008 conference of technical committee 8 (TC8) are
published by
SpringerLink. Support materials for the chapter on "Social
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Author's Profile: William J. Dixon
Dr. Dixon received his BS (’82) in Biological Sciences from
Northern Illinois University, MBA (’86) from the University of Houston, and
Ph.D. in Applied Management and Decision Sciences (’07) from Walden University.
His professional career has extended information
technology in both professional service and academic environments. During his 14
year tenure with Ernst & Young, he established the technology services
organization in the Gulf Coast region, nationalized knowledge management (KM)
initiatives in IT, and most recently initiated consistent KM tools and processes
in IT across the global firm.
I am a researcher, teacher,
and consultant who helps teams be effective through
innovation. I have experience in process design and optimization, team
building, social networking, strategy formulation, and project management.
I have worked at Ernst & Young, Rice University, and the University of
Houston. Successful projects have been global in scope and been
situated in the pharmaceutical, energy, and technology sectors. My
strengths include communication, analytic and leadership skills. As a
leader, I am particularly effective at aligning the human aspects of
knowledge and project management with the technical aspects of IT.
2115 Heather Green
Drive · Houston, Texas 77062
281-480-7513
(home)
wm_dixon@comcast.net
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