Linda A Macaulay
Professor of System Design / Manchester Business School
The University of Manchester, Booth Street East, M15 6PB
info@lindamacaulay.com
   
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| Leadership | Professor Macaulay has proven leadership experience as Head of the Information Systems Research Group (13 staff; 40 researchers/doctoral students) from 2003 to 2006; Head of the Department of Computation at UMIST (75 staff; 750 students) from 2001 to 2003. She has facilitated collaboration between academics and industry partners in her role as Director of the Centre of Expertise in e-Commerce from 1998 to 2001 and as Director of External Relations in the School of Informatics 2003-2005. |
| 2011 - present | Emeritus Professor, University of Manchester |
| 2007- 2011 | Professor of System Design, Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester |
| 1999- 2007 | Professor of System Design, School of Informatics, The University of Manchester Major roles include: • Head of School 2001-2003 • Member of UMIST Council • Member of Project Unity CLG • Head of Information Systems Research Group 2005 (11 academics, 45 PhDs) • Director of Enterprise and External Relations 2005 onwards • Member of EPSRC College IT and Computer Science (2003-2006) |
| 1992-1999 | Senior Lecturer/Lecturer in Department of Computation, UMIST Major responsibilities included: • Chair of Departmental Academic Board, • Director of Centre of Expertise in Electronic Commerce (18 regional organisations) • Head of e-Commerce Design Research Group (3 academics, 12 Phds/RAs). |
| 1976-1989 | Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Principal Lecturer and Head of Research |
| 1974-1976 | Systems Designer Wessex Regional Computer Services, Dorset, Poole General Hospital, Hammersmith Hospital and The London Hospital Responsible for design, implementation and user training of a Hospital Pathology Lab system, use of Coral 66 on CTP Modular One computers. |
| 1972-1974 | Applications Programmer Tayside Area Health Authority, Dundee, Scotland, based at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee. Responsible for the development of software prototypes within a Feasibility Study of Ward Based Computer Systems; Use of Assembler programming |
| 1985-1986 | Secondment to ICL in Reading |