Rajesh Mirani, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Information Systems
Department of Information Systems and Decision Science
Office: Business Center 458
Phone: 410.837.5261
E-mail: rmirani@ubalt.edu
Personal Web Site:
www.mirani.us
Education:
- Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh
- Post Graduate Diploma in Management, Indian Institute of Management
- B.Tech., Indian Institute of Technology
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Bio
Rajesh Mirani is Associate Professor of information systems. His current research interests are oriented towards performance and public policy implications of infrastructural IT projects, including electronic health records in hospitals, and ‘steady state’ IT investments in the federal government. His recent research publications have appeared in outlets such as ACM Transactions on Management Information Systems, International Journal of Information Management, Journal of Information Technology Case and Application Research, and Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce. Dr. Mirani is a 2013 recipient of the Mary and William G. Baker Faculty Fellowship Award. Currently, he is Co-Chair of the UB-Towson MBA Redesign Committee. He holds a PhD from the University of Pittsburgh.
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Research Interests
1) Business-IT alignment. 2) Project performance in public sector IT initiatives. 3) Hospital adoption and outcomes of electronic health records (EHR). 4) IT offshoring governance and management.
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Teaching Interests
1) Information Technology for Business Transformation. 2) Management Information Systems.
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Recent Publications
Intellectual Contributions
Refereed Journal Articles
Mirani, R., & Harpalani, A. D. (2015). The Influence of EHR Implementation on Hospital Readmissions Rates and Mortality Scores: Preliminary FIndings. Journal of Healthcare Information Management. 29(2),
Conference Proceedings
Mirani, R. (2015). The Benefits of Tracking Organizational Outcomes for Long-Term Systems Operations/Maintenance Tasks. Northeast Decision Sciences Institute (NEDSI). 2015.
Presentations
Mirani, R. 2015 Northeast Decision Sciences Institute (NEDSI) Conference, "The Benefits of Tracking Organizational Outcomes for Long-Term Systems Operations/Maintenance Tasks," Decision Sciences Institute, Cambridge, MA. (2015).
Research in Progress
"A longitudinal Analysis of the Impact of Electronic Health Records on Hospital Readmissions Rates and Mortality Scores" (On-Going)