Dwayne Whitten

Clinical Professor 
Director, MS-MIS online program
Texas A&M Cybersecurity Fellow
Mays Teaching Fellow
Department of Information and Operations Management

Biography

Dr. Whitten joined Texas A&M in the Fall of 2005. Previously, Dr. Whitten worked in technology management with Arkansas Systems, Inc. and Ouachita Baptist University. He taught at four other universities before arriving at Texas A&M. He currently serves as the director of the online MS-MIS program and a fellow with the Texas A&M Cybersecurity Center.

His primary research interests are in the areas of cybersecurity, supply chain security, IT sourcing, and work-life balance.  He currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in cybersecurity and project management.

Dr. Whitten has published over 50 academic articles, some of which can be found in the following journals:

Harvard Business Review
Journal of Applied Psychology
Journal of Operations Management
MIS Quarterly Executive
European Journal of Information Systems
Journal of Strategic Information Systems
Decision Sciences
International Journal of Human Resources Management
Journal of Management
Information & Management
International Journal of Operations and Production Management
Communications of the AIS

Research Interests

cybersecurity, supply chain security, information technology sourcing, work-life balance

Research

Title	Year	Type
Trouble in Paradise: How Working at Home May Negatively Affect Spouse’s Work Productivity Keller Center Research Report	2019	Article
Your Job Is Messing with Mine! The Impact of Mobile Device Use for Work During Family Time on the Spouse's Work Life Journal of Occupational Health Psychology	2018	Article
Tethered to Work: A Family Systems Approach Linking Mobile Device Use to Turnover Intentions Journal of Applied Psychology	2016	Article
Emancipatory technology and developing world supply chains: A case study of African women gemstone miners. Journal of Operations Management	2021	Article
Work-family enrichment and satisfaction: Mediating processes and relative impact of originating and receiving domains Journal of Management	2014	Article
Agile Manufacturing: Relation To Total-System JIT, Organizational Performance, and Supply Chain Performance Journal of Operations Management	2011	Article
What Men Think They Know About Executive Women Harvard Business Review	2006	Article
Work-Family Enrichment and Job Performance: A Constructive Replication of Affective Events Theory Journal of Occupational Health Psychology	2011	Article