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Ramesh Sharda honored for contributions to information systems
He joins 3 recipients, who were honored at the annual conference earlier this month.
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Bhavana P - Tue, 26, Aug 2025
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Ramesh Sharda / Oklahoma State University
Indian American academician Ramesh Sharda has received the 2025 Outstanding Conference Service Leadership Award from the Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS).
The conference, hosted by the Association for Information Systems (AIS), honors individuals who have made contributions to the information systems community, fostering research, collaboration, and the advancement of the field.
Also read: Ramesh Sharda steps down as Oklahoma State business dean
The recognition adds to Sharda’s already extensive record of achievements in teaching, research, and leadership. A regents professor at Oklahoma State University’s Spears School of Business, Sharda joined Spears Business in 1980 and is among the school’s longest-serving faculty members.
After more than 11 years as vice dean for graduate programs and research, Sharda returned to full-time teaching this year. He holds the ConocoPhillips chair in technology management, has authored widely cited research, co-written two textbooks, and served on multiple editorial boards.
Sharda’s leadership in professional organizations has been notable. He previously co-chaired AMCIS in 2009 (San Francisco) and 2016 (San Diego). Beyond AMCIS, he is an AIS Fellow, an INFORMS Fellow, and a member of the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame.
Sharda's academic journey began in India, where he earned a bachelor of engineering (honors) from the University of Udaipur, Rajasthan. He went on to earn a master’s degree from Ohio State University, followed by a master of business administration and a doctorate in management science and information systems from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
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