Naama Ilany-Tzur

Assistant Teaching Professor, Information Systems

Bio

Naama Ilany-Tzur, PhD, is a researcher of online behavior and a full stack web development instructor. Her primary interests revolve around the sphere of online decision-making, particularly in the context of privacy and security-related choices. Her methodological approach is digital experiments that utilizes a variety of data analysis methodologies and web development technologies.

She earned her PhD from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev's Faculty of Engineering, and possesses a bachelor's degree in economics and philosophy, alongside a master's in information systems from Tel Aviv University.

Naama's contributions extend to reputable Information System Journals like "Information & Management" and "Behaviour & Information Technology." Additionally, she published her research in the proceedings of esteemed information systems conferences, including ICIS. Her work also received awards, including the Ein-Dor best paper award from the Israeli Information System Association.

 r. Naama Ilany-Tzur is an online behavior researcher and a full stack web development instructor. Her primary focus centers around the realm of online decision-making, with a particular emphasis on choices related to privacy and security. She employs a methodological approach rooted in digital experiments, leveraging a wide array of data analysis techniques and cutting-edge web development technologies.

 Dr. Ilany-Tzur earned her doctoral degree from the Faculty of Engineering at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Her academic journey includes a bachelor's degree in economics and philosophy, as well as a master's degree in information systems both from Tel Aviv University.

 Her contributions extend to esteemed Information System Journals such as "Information & Management" and "Behaviour & Information Technology." Furthermore, she has shared her research findings in the proceedings of prestigious information systems conferences, including ICIS. Dr. Ilany-Tzur's exceptional work has been recognized with awards, notably the Ein-Dor Best Paper Award from the Israeli Information System Association.