Mary Ann Robbert has her PhD. in Computer Science from the University of Connecticut, a Master’s in Computer Science from New York Polytechnic University, and a Master’s in Math Education from Cal State, Northridge. She taught in and chaired the CS..
Mary Ann Robbert has her PhD. in Computer Science from the University of Connecticut, a Master’s in Computer Science from New York Polytechnic University, and a Master’s in Math Education from Cal State, Northridge. She taught in and chaired the CS and CIS departments at Sacred Heart University and Bentley University, and is currently a member of the Information and Process Management Department at Bentley University. Her executive education experience includes: Analysis and Design, Database and Data Warehousing modules for the MIT Information Quality Program, Information Quality for the Tias/Nimbus School in the Netherlands, and presentations at large financial companies. Internationally, she taught courses at the Helsinki School of Economics, ESME- Sudria School of Engineering in Paris and Bentley University in Bahrain.
Mary Ann combines teaching, consulting and research. Her research focuses on information quality, business intelligence and outsourcing. Her publications include research on how the quality of the data effects the decisions made, methods to graph data degradation, effects of the business model on quality and interorganizational information sharing. This research is now focused primarily on financial data and risk management.
As one of the recipients of a FIPSE grant for dual-degree programs, she has designed the curriculum and implemented a dual degree program between Tilburg and Bentley Universities that includes Deusto University.
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