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Jim studies and applies information technology governance processes to efficiently realize tactical and strategic business goals. His studies include businesses in a variety of industries, including financial services, healthcare, and retail. He explores how traditional enterprise and information technology governance frameworks are affected by increasingly diverse organizational models. His goal is to reduce the often underestimated agency problem in organizations by challenging assumptions created by traditional application of the philosophy of management control. His current areas of research include data security, governance, and privacy in digital services.