What I Write

I write regularly about company profiles, management and business development, discuss the impact of business operations on our society. I am also interested in a wide variety of organizational and corporate issues affecting employees and others. I am drawn toward stories more than statistics about how businesses affect our communities. I strive to be an engaged researcher committed to explaining pressing issues of our time in business and historical contexts, bring the problem to light and economic history to live.

My Background

I majored in Information Systems at university and pursued postgraduate studies in Information Technology, concentrated on data and information management, enterprise information systems and operational process for business. I am not a programmer, but I have spent some time working on IT projects in Advanced Information Security and Adaptive Information Systems. I am also intrigued by business design and communication; I later completed a master’s degree in Business Communication.

Research Ethics

I aspire to be accurate, empathetic in my work and adhere to the standards of integrity, I deeply appreciate people’s willingness to share their information or stories with me. I identify myself as an analyst and a researcher at the same time, and I consider myself as a lifelong learner.