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Paul Hart

Paul Hart

Professor Emeritus
Information Technology and Operations Management Department

Biography

Paul Hart retired in October 2024 and is Professor Emeritus at Florida Atlantic University. He joined the faculty of the College of Business in 1990. He served as Chair of the Information Technology and Operations Department, Associate Dean of the College of Business, and Associate Provost. Over 24 years in these administrative roles, his responsibilities included faculty hiring and supervision, research and curriculum development, assessment of programs across colleges, strategic planning, budget and space allocation, and collaborations with university administrators across academic and administrative units on many initiatives of mutual and institutional strategic interest.

His research interests focused on the use and impacts of information technology on individuals and organizations. His articles on information privacy, information security, the use of information systems in support of inter-organizational interdependence, as well as other topics have been published in premier academic journals including Organization Science and Information Systems Review.

His service included roles on many committees at college and university levels, and for eight years he chaired the University Financial Conflict of Interest Committee. He has been a long-time member of the Academy of Management. In 2007 he was program chair of the Organizational Communication and Information Systems Division, which is now called the Division of Communication, Digital Technology, and Organization.

Since 2022 he has participated in the Institute for Academic Leadership. The Institute hosts two workshops each year for new department chairs and other administrations in the Florida State University System.

Research Interests

  • Information Privacy, Inter-organizational Information Systems

Intellectual Contributions

  • Dinev, Tamara; Albano, V.; Xu, H.; D'Atri, A.; Hart, Paul. (2016). Individual's Attitudes towards Electronic Health Records -- A Privacy Calculus Perspective, Advances in Healthcare Informatics and Analytics, Annals of Information Systems, 19, 19-50
  • Dinev, Tamara; Xu, H.; Smith, J.; Hart, Paul. (2013). Information Privacy and Correlates: An Empirical Attempt to Bridge and Distinguish Privacy-Related Concepts, European Journal of Information Systems, 22(3), 295-316
  • Hu, Qing; Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul; Cooke, Donna. (2012). Managing Employee Compliance with Information Security Policies: The Role of Top Management and Organizational Culture, Decision Sciences, 43(4), 615-659
  • Xu, H.; Dinev, Tamara; Smith, H.; Hart, Paul. (2011). Information Privacy Concerns: Linking Individual Perceptions with Institutional Privacy Assurances, Journal of the Association for Information Systems, 12(12), 798-824
  • Dinev, Tamara; Albano, V.; D’Atri, A.; Xu, H.; Hart, Paul. (2010). Individual’s Attitudes Toward Electronic Health Records – A Privacy Calculus Perspective, Proceedings of 70th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Montréal, Canada
  • Goo, Jahyun; Huang, Derrick; Hart, Paul. (2008). A path to successful IT outsourcing: Interaction between service-level agreements and commitment, Decision Sciences, Atlanta, GA, USA, 39(3), 496-506
  • Xu, H; Dinev, Tamara; Smith, J; Hart, Paul. (2008). Examining the formation of individual’s privacy concerns: Toward an integrative view., Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Systems, Paris, France
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul; Mullen, Michael. (2008). Internet privacy concerns and beliefs about government surveillance – An empirical investigation, Journal of Strategic Information Systems, Burlington, MA, USA, 17(3), 214-233
  • Hu, Qing; Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul; Cooke, Donna. (2008). Top Management Championship and Individual Behavior Towards Information Security: An Integrative Model, 16th European Conference on Information Systems, Galway, Ireland
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul. (2007). Privacy concerns and levels of information exchange: An empirical investigation of intended e-services use., E-Service Journal, Bloomington, IN, USA, 4(3), 25-59
  • Hu, Qing; Hart, Paul; Cooke, Donna. (2007). The role of external and internal influences on information systems security – a neo-institutional perspective., Journal of Strategic Information Systems, Burlington, MA, USA, 16, 153-172
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul. (2006). An extended privacy calculus model for e-commerce., Systems Research, East Lansing, MI, 17(1), 61-80
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul. (2006). Internet privacy concerns and social awareness as determinants of intention to transact., International Journal of E-Commerce, Allendale, MI, USA, 10(2), 7-29
  • Dinev, Tamara; Bellotto, M; Hart, Paul; Russo, V; Calautti, C. (2006). Internet users’ privacy concerns and beliefs about government surveillance: An exploratory study of differences between Italy and the United States., Journal of Global Information Management, Hershey, PA, 14(4), 57-93
  • Dinev, Tamara; Bellotto, M; Hart, Paul; Russo, V; Christian, C. (2006). Privacy calculus model in e-commerce – a study of Italy and the United States., European Journal of Information Systems, Houndmills Basingstoke Hampshire, UK, 15, 389-402
  • Hu, Qing; Hart, Paul; Cooke, Donna. (2006). The role of external influences on organizational information security practices: An institutional perspective, Proceedings of the 39th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science, Hawaii, USA
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul. (2005). Privacy trade-off factors in e-commerce – A study of Italy and the United States, Best Paper Conference Proceedings of the Sixty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Honolulu, HI, USA, 65
  • Dinev, Tamara; Bellotto, M; Hart, Paul; Coallutii, C; Busso, V; Serr, I. (2005). Internet users’ privacy concerns and attitudes towards government surveillance -- An exploratory study of cross-cultural differences between Italy and the United States, 18th Bled e-Commerce Conference, Bled, Slovenia
  • Huang, Derrick; Hart, Paul; Wiley, Marilyn. (2004). Factors characterizing IT use in SMEs: An exploratory study, Proceedings of the 15th Information Resources Management Association International Conference, New Orleans, LA, USA, 1229-1230
  • Quan, J; Hu, Qing; Hart, Paul. (2004). Information technology investments and firms’ performance – A duopoly perspective., Journal of Management Information, Saddle River, NJ, USA, 20(3), 121-158
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul. (2004). Internet privacy concerns and their antecedents – measurement validity and a regression model., Behaviour and Information Technology, London, UK, 23, 413-422
  • Bagchi, K; Hart, Paul; Peterson, Mark. (2004). National culture and information technology product adoption, Journal of Global Information Technology Management, 7, 29-46
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul. (2004). Internet privacy, social awareness, and internet technical literacy – An exploratory investigation, 17th Bled e-Commerce Conference, Bled, Slovenia
  • Winter, S; Hart, Paul; Saunders, C. (2003). Electronic window dressing: Impression management with websites., European Journal of Information Systems, Houndmills Basingstoke Hampshire, UK, 12, 309-322
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul. (2003). Privacy concerns and internet use – A model of trade off Factors, Best Paper Conference Proceedings of the Sixty-Third Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Seattle, WA, USA, 63
  • Dinev, Tamara; Cerveny, Robert; Hart, Paul; Peterson, Mark. (2003). The influence of national culture in information technology production adoption, Americas Conference on Information Systems Proceedings, Tampa, FL, USA, 957-965
  • Bagchi, K; Hart, Paul; Cerveny, Robert. (2002). An empirical testing of the theory of planned behavior in explaining IT adoption, Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting Proceedings, San Diego, CA, USA, 1174-1179
  • Bagchi, K; Hart, Paul; Cerveny, Robert. (2002). Information technology diffusion in Latin America: Some empirical results, Americas Conference on Information Systems Proceedings, Dallas, TX, 1519-1523
  • Dinev, Tamara; Hart, Paul. (2002). Internet Privacy Concerns and Trade-off Factors – Empirical Study and Business Implications, International Conference on Advances in Infrastructure For E-Business, L'Aquila, Italy
  • Hart, Paul; Dinev, Tamara. (2002). Measuring antecedents and trade-offs to Internet privacy, Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Denver, CO, USA
  • Hart, Paul; Saunders, C. (1998). Emerging electronic partnerships: Antecedents and dimensions of EDI use from the supplier’s perspective., Journal of Management Information Systems, Saddle River, NJ, USA, 14(4), 87-111
  • Hart, Paul; Saunders, C. (1997). Power and trust: Critical factors in the adoption and use of electronic data interchange., Organization Science, Hanover, MD, USA, 8, 23-42
  • Hart, Paul; Svenning, L; Ruchinskas, J. (1995). From face-to-face to video teleconferencing -- Potential shifts in the meeting genre., Management Communications Quarterly, Thousand Oaks, CA, USA, 8, 395-423
  • Rice, R; Hart, Paul; Torobin, J; Shook, D; Tyler, J; Svenning, L; Ruchinskas, J. (1992). Task analyzability, use of new media, and effectiveness: A multi-site exploration of media richness., Organization Science, Hanover, MD, USA, 3, 475-500
  • Hart, Paul; Estrin, D. (1991). Computer integration, shifts in Interdependence, and inter-organization networks: The case of the semiconductor industry., ACM Transactions on Information Systems, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 9, 370-398
  • Hart, Paul; Rice, R. (1991). Using information from external databases: Contextual relationships of use, access method, task, database type, organizational differences and outcomes., Information Processing and Management, Maryland Heights, MO, USA, 27, 461-479
  • Rice, R; Borgman, C; Bednarski, D; Hart, Paul. (1989). Validity and reliability in journal-to-journal citation data., Scientometrics, New York, NY, USA, 15, 257-282
  • Hart, Paul; Rice, R. (1988). Inter-industry relations in electronic news services, Journal of the American Society for Information Science, Malden MA, USA, 39(4), 252-261
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