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Arpan K. Kar is Associate Professor in Information Systems in Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India. He chairs Corporate Relations and is a member of Institute of Eminence Committee, High Performance Computing and Board of Academic Programmes at IIT Delhi. His research interests are in the domain of data science, machine learning, digital transformation, internet ecosystems, social media and ICT-based public policy. He has authored over 150 peer reviewed articles and edited 7 research books with over 4000 citations, H index 35 and i-10 index 80. He is the Editor in Chief of International Journal of Information Management Data Insights, published by Elsevier. He is also Associate / Coordinating Editor in Journal of Public Affairs, International Journal of Electronic Government Research, Information Systems Frontiers and Global Journal of Flexible Systems Management. He is also on the Editorial Board of Journal of Business Research, The Bottom Line, International Journal of Information Management and Journal of Global Information Management. He has been conference chair / track chair / associate editor for IFIP, ACM, and AIS conferences multiple times. Prior to joining IIT Delhi, he has worked for IIM Rohtak, IBM Research and Cognizant. He has received over 20 sponsored funding from organizations like Department of Science and Technology (GoI), Facebook, PWC (UK), EY, Fidelity International (UK), BASF (Germany), Digital India (GoI), Ministry of Tribal Affairs (GoI), Ministry of Textiles (GoI), European Union, Ministry of Urban Development (GoI), CIPPEC (Argentina), BitGrit (World Data Science Forum), etc. He has received numerous recognitions and awards from organizations like International Federation for Information Processing, Elsevier, Stanford University, Tata Consultancy Services, Project Management Institute, Association of Indian Management Schools, IIT Delhi, BK Birla (BimTech), NITs, University of Lubeck and IIM Rohtak.

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