Professor Keiichi Nakata
Head of Business Informatics, Systems and Accounting (BISA)
Director of Informatics Research Centre
Professor of Social Informatics

Specialisms
- Information Management,
- Cognitive Systems Engineering,
- Social Media,
- Collaborative Systems,
- Knowledge Management,
- Human-Computer Interaction,
- Intelligent systems,
- Services,
- Engineering
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Keiichi Nakata is Professor of Social Informatics at the Informatics Research Centre, Henley Business School at the University of Reading, UK. His main research interests lie at the interface between technology and people, in the areas of computer-supported collaborative work, cognitive systems engineering, and information systems. Recently he has been engaged in research into acceptance of pervasive systems, social media, and participatory systems. Prior to the current appointment, he was Dean of School of Information Technology at International University in Germany. His past appointments include Associate Professor at the Institute of Environmental Studies at the University of Tokyo, and Research Scientist at German National Research Centre for Information Technology. He obtained his Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Edinburgh, UK, and M.Eng. and B.Eng. in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Tokyo.
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Professor Keiichi NakataInformation systems and digital business
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Data analytics strategy in business
This module focuses on the strategic use of data analytics in business in the era of Big Data.Learners will consider how organisations can benefit from Big Data and analytics, and...
Management with Information Technology Project
This module is a major project module for students on the BSc Management with Information Technology or BSc Business with Information Technology programme to work individually in their final year....
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Teaches in Business Informatics
Specialisms
- Information Management
- Cognitive Systems Engineering
- Social Media
- Collaborative Systems
- Knowledge Management
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Intelligent systems
- Services
- Engineering
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