Dr Mohamed Sheriff
Senior Lecturer
Department: Business Information Systems
Contact
- Telephone: +44 (0)20 8411 4693
- E-mail: m.sheriff@mdx.ac.uk
Qualifications
BSc, PGDip Ed, Dip MIS, MSc, PhD
Research Interests
- The nature of information & communication (Semiotics)
- The value and use of information in organisation
- Information technology in developing countries
- Social & ethical issues in IS
Research Supervision:
Second Supervisor
- Omer Ilyas: Technology in Health Care: Assessing stakeholder value in IT–mediated healthcare delivery in the UK
Teaching Interests
- BIS4222 - Database Systems (Module Leader)
Biography
Positions:
- Senior Lecturer
- Postgraduate Director of Programmes
- Course Leader - MSc Enterprise Management Technologies
Publications:
- Mohamed Sheriff, The Tensions and Delights in a Bimodal Blended Learning Programme, Proceedings of the IADIS Conferences on e-Society and on Mobile Learning , Malta 27 - 30 June 2005 (Forthcoming).
- Mohamed Sheriff, The Value of Information in Organisation: Some Characterisations of the Role of Context, 13th International Software Quality Management Conference SQM 2005, Cheltenham, UK (March 2005) (In Print).
- Mohamed Sheriff, Partners in Professionalism, BCS Computer Bulletin, March 2001.
- Mohamed Sheriff & Jonathan Liebenau (1994), Culture: an information systems perspective for developing countries, LSE Department of Information Systems Working Paper (ISSN 1472-9601).
