Dr.
Charles Snyder
Woodruff Professor of Management
Information Systems
Dr. Charles
A. Snyder is the Woodruff Endowed Professor of Management
(MIS) in the Department of Management at Auburn University.
He received the Ph.D. in Management from the University of
Nebraska. He holds the MS in Economics from South Dakota State
University, the MBA from the Ohio State University, and the
BFA from the University of Georgia.
He has extensive management, research,
and consulting experience. His more than 200 refereed publications
have appeared in leading journals such as The Journal of Management
Information Systems, Information & Management, The Academy
of Management Review, The Academy of Management Executive,
California Management Review, Data Management, The International
Journal of Man-Machine Studies, The Journal of Information
Systems Management, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management,
The Journal of Engineering and Technology Management, Production
and Inventory Management Journal, and Decision Support Systems.
He has published many scientific Proceedings articles, technical
reports, and book chapters. He is co-author of The Management
of Telecommunications, 1st. & 2nd. Eds. published by Irwin
McGraw-Hill.
His research interests include knowledge
management, information resource management, expert systems,
computer integrated manufacturing, systems analysis and design,
and telecommunications management. Dr. Snyder is a member
of SIM, DSI, ACM, IEEE, IRMA, AIS, SAIS, and other major professional
societies. He is the past President of the Alabama SIM and
the Southern MIS Association. He is currently a member of
the Society for Information Management working group on knowledge
management and is Alabama representative to the International
organization.
Dr. Snyder
has consulted to such firms as AT&T, BellSouth, South
Central Bell, TRW, Coors, and software companies. He serves
as a director of five organizations. Before his academic career,
he served for 20 years in a variety of operations, staff,
and command positions as an officer in the USAF.
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