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Dr. Bhuvan Unhelkar is highly accomplished IT professional and Professor at the University of South Florida's Muma College of Business. He is also an adjunct Professor at Western Sydney University and an honorary Professor at Amity University, India. Bhuvan is a founding consultant at MethodScience, with expertise in Business Analysis, Software Engineering (UML), Big Data Strategies, AI, Agile, Mobile Business, and Green IT. With extensive experience in banking, financial, insurance, government, and telecommunications, he is a thought leader and author of 27 books, including Artificial Intelligence & Business Optimization, Big Data Strategies for Agile Business, and The Art of Agile Practice (Taylor and Francis/CRC Press, USA). As a winner of several prestigious awards such as the Computerworld Object Developer Award (1995), Consensus IT Professional Award (2006), and IT Writer Award (2010), he is a Fellow of the Australian Computer Society, IEEE Senior Member, Associate Editor of IT Professional, Life member of the Computer Society of India and Baroda Management Association, Professional Scrum Master, SAFe Agile Leader, Member of SDPS, Past President of Rotary Sarasota Sunrise (Florida) & a Paul Harris Fellow, and Discovery volunteer at NSW parks and wildlife. Bhuvan has supervised numerous successful Ph.D. and Post-Doc students and has presented keynotes at international conferences and events

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Dr Graeme Shanks has made significant contributions to the field of information technology in both Australia and internationally. Graeme was, and still is, a driving force in the recognition of information systems as an academic discipline in its own right. He is widely acclaimed in both academia and industry as an outstanding contributor to teaching, research and academia/industry relations, particularly in data modelling and data quality. His peers have attested that Graeme is a prolific publisher of high quality research papers and the quality of his research is outstanding. Currently Graeme is a Member, IFIP Working Group 8.3, Decision Support Systems. He is also a member ofthe editorial board for the Journal of Data Warehousing and Program Committee Chair for the IFIP International Conference on Decision Support Systems. Over time he has held membership of program committees at a number of Universities.

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Dr. Bill Haebich has made distinguished contributions to the field of information technology in Australia during his twenty-five years of experience in applying information technology to solve difficult problems. Bill's work has been characterised by innovation and an approach that combines the fields of commercial IT, mathematics and computer science. He has managed and participated in the development of many successful advanced systems. In the roles of chairman, convenor and contributor Bill has been inv olved in a number of committees, conferences and special interest groups. Over time he has also been an active member of higher and tertiary education advisory panels and his contribution has been acknowledged assignificant. Australian Computer Society | Hall of Fame | 2018 Page 62 Finally, Bill is known nationally as a prolific presenter and trainer and he has published extensively. He has also given of his time unstintingly and made his considerable knowledge and expertise readily available to the wider community.

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