Nick has joined the Research and Woodruff Health Sciences IT (R-WIT) department as a business analyst who will be dedicated to University projects, as opposed to being dedicated to the School of Medicine like many other business analysts. Prior to coming to Emory, Nick was at the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) for five years as a […]
Susan begins her R-WIT career working on the Tripartite Project for the School of Medicine. She spent the last two years in Chicago at the American Joint Replacement Registry, a non-profit associated with the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, where she was a senior registry analyst and worked with hospital administrations, orthopaedic surgeons, and IT departments nationwide to acquire […]
Monica comes to the Data Management team to work with clinical study data after spending seven years at the Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research at Stanford University, first as a post-doctoral researcher then as a research scientist in the Protégé Team. Monica’s professional expertise is in ontology modeling, knowledge engineering, computer-assisted problem solving and semantic […]
[Ed. Note: Don’t miss the video montage from the event at the end of this article!] The first-ever LITS Holiday Party, held on December 16 in the Goizueta Business School, was a roaring success! With almost 300 LITS employees in attendance, party-goers ate, drank and were indeed merry as they danced, sang, and pretend-gambled the […]
Sanjay joins the Integration Development Team after spending 5 years with R-WIT, where he worked as a lead application developer. He is also the Bioinformatics Lead at the National Center for Functional Glycomics. Before Emory, Sanjay was a program manager and senior consultant for 3 years at Platinum Solutions, a software development and integration company. A […]
Betsy Shackelford (R-WIT) recently passed the CBAP (certified business analyst professional) exam. A member of the Business Analyst Team (BAT), her team works with end users who want to build (or enhance) a new software system. The BAs determine software requirements, and use specialized practices to translate those requirements for the developers who build the […]
On a gorgeous and unseasonably warm Fall afternoon, this year’s Annual Chili and Dessert Cook-off was a tremendous success, with the largest crowd to ever attend the event. Nearly 200 LITS employees attended the festivities, held in the parking lot of 1762, including members of the University Library staff. The food included 19 chilies and […]