MBA Program @ Carlow

Degrees

PhD, Information Systems, University of Pittsburgh
MBA and MS, Management of Information Systems, University of Pittsburgh
BS, Electronics and Industrial Engineering, San Marcos University, Peru

Profile

Enrique Mu, director of MBA and ITM programs, is an accomplished scholar and educator. Prioir to joining Carlow, Dr. Mu served as program director for the dual-degree MBA/MIS program in the Katz business school of University of Pittsburgh. Before coming to the academic, he worked for Black Box Corporation, a Data Communications Pittsburgh-based company, as business development manager for Latin America and as a customer support vice president for Comlasa Ltd., a computing solution firm, in the same region. He has been a project manager for several multimillion-dollar online banking automation projects in Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, and Chile. He has also taught in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. His areas of interest are in the use of information technology (IT) for business decisions, strategic use of IT in the organization, telecommunications, e-commerce, and international business. Enrique speaks both Spanish and English.

Awards and Honors

University of Pittsburgh—Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs, 1998—Letter of commendation for “being identified by students as an outstanding individual who has made a significant and positive impact on their lives.

Katz Graduate School of Business, University of Pittsburgh, 1996—Recognition Award Letter from Dr. H.J. Zoffer, Dean Emeritus

External Services

Member of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Group of the City of Pittsburgh. Co-authored a report on the status of ICT in the city and strategic alternatives.

Relevant Interviews and Quotes

“Report says citywide Wi-Fi unlikely,” Pittsburgh Post Gazette, May 4, 2005. Quoted on ICT report.

“Promueven metodo Expert Choice para facilitar toma de decisiones empresariales,” La Republica, Bogota – Colombia, March 15, 2005.

Consulting Activities

Mu has done consulting work in the areas of telecommunications management, IT marketing, and electronic commerce to organizations in the United States and Latin America.

Personal Interests

In his spare time, Mu is an avid reader of science fiction and considers himself an expert in UFO “research,” although he hasn’t yet had the opportunity to get any academic position in this discipline.