Dr Mohammed Al-Husban PhD, MSc, BSc, PGCE, FHEA, DME, UX and Usability N/Ng

Mohammed has been working as a UX and digital marketing consultant. He has over 10 years’ experience in creating user friendly, usable and delightful digital experiences. He has a unique skill set of design strategy, interaction design, user research, information architecture and content strategy, user interface design, and usability testing. Mohammed leads clients and project teams from uncertainty to clarity by setting a direction that combines user, business, and development needs and goals.  His contribution and UX interdisciplinary research skills has led digital projects to immense commercial success. With a UX proven track record, he has worked in government, business and education projects.

Currently, Mohammed is involved in designing UX and digitalisation strategies incorporating cutting edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, AR/VR, big data, and emotional review to enable acceleration in economic growth and improving the quality of citizens' lifestyle in areas such as smart government, smart cities, smart education and smart business.

Mohammed has developed an exceptional skill of using research informed teaching, in which more scholarly activities are involved in the process of learning. This means his students have always been up-to-date with the latest technologies and recent research activities.

In his proactive teaching approach, he tends to combine and correlate three aspects of academic methodologies: teaching practices, scholarly activities and relevant industry experience. His teaching experience spans a wide range of IT subjects such as web programming, website design, website analysis, data analysis, databases, e-business, e-commerce and multimedia. 

Mohammed is an active researcher in the School of Media Arts and Technology and a UX consultant engaged in investigating management information systems, eGovernment implementation and technologies which have an impact on people, organisations and society. He has keen interests in applied inter-disciplinary research, where the theoretical framework of his computer science research is applied to real-world problems. 

His research interests fall into four major categories: 

1. Human-computer interaction for web and mobile applications. 
2. Electronic government implementation and practices with focus on service integration. 
3. Electronic business and electronic commerce. 
4. Electronic learning. 

Book chapters

• Alhusban Moh’d & Carl Adams. 2014 “Connected services delivery framework: Towards Interoperable Government”. Emerging mobile and web 2.0 technologies for connected e-governmen Chapter3. Hershey, PA, USA, pp. 50-75. ISBN 9781466660823 IGI Global. 
• Alhusban Moh’d & Carl Adams. 2015 “Mobile Government: Integrated Service Provision Architecture”. IGI Global 

Papers

• Alhusban. M, Yaseen. H, Alhosban. A, Haseeb Abdul. “Improved Model by Combining K-mean Clustering Algorithm within 
  Map Reduce Model” The 2017 International Conference on Computational Science and  Computational Intelligence, IEEE CPS 2017, Las Vegas, USA 
• Alhusban. M, Yaseen. H, Alhosban. A and Dingley. K, “E-Commerce Adoption Model for Traditional Retailers in Developing Countries”. International Journal of Infonomics (IJI) 2017. 
• Alhusban. M, Yaseen. H, Alhosban. Cyber Attack Detection technique to Improve Cyber Security Using Data Mining Methods. 1st İSTANBUL BOSPHORUS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ONCYBERPOLITICS AND CYBERSECURITY 18-21 MAY 2017. Istanbul, Turkey. 
• Alhusban. M, Yaseen. H,  Dingley. K, and Alhosban. A “Making Sense of E-Commerce Customers Awareness: Evaluation in Developing Countries: Jordanian Context”.  The Electronic Journal of Information Systems Evaluation (EJISE)2016. 
• Alhusban. M, Yaseen. H,  Dingley. K, Alhosban. A. “Facilitating E-Commerce in Jordan: A Qualitative Analysis”. International Journal for Digital Society (IJDS). Vol 7, Issue.4, pp.1206-1212. December 2016. 
• Alhusban, Moh’d & Adams Carl.  2016.” Sustainable refugee and economic migration: A rethink towards a positive capability approach” Economic, Business and Management Aspects of Sustainability. sustainability-110803, (ISSN 2071-1050). 
• Alhusban, Moh’d & Adams Carl.  2016. “Ethnographic Action Research on shifting sands”. Journal of sustainability of qualitative research, MDPI. USA. 
• Alhusban, Moh’d.  2015. “Just in Time Bureaucracy Model”. Journal of Operational Management. USA 
• Alhusban, Moh’d & Adams Carl. 2015.” Camp to City, Just in Time Bureaucracy” Fourth Global Conference on Economic Geography 2015. OXFORD. UK.  
• Alhusban Moh’d 2015. “The Practicality of Public Service Integration”. Electronic Journal of electronic government. pp94109.UK. 
• Alhusban Moh’d, Alhosban Amal, Khayyam Hashmi and Zaki Malik2014 ” FT-SOA: A Failure-prediction Technique in Service-Oriented Systems” IEEE, MASCOTS. Paris,France. 
• Alhusban Moh’d & Carl Adams. 2014 “Connected Public Service Delivery – User Experience Approach ”ECEG14,Romania. (Best PhD Paper 2014 ECEG14) 
• Alhusban Moh’d & Adrian Durow. 2014 “Think Eyes, Not Just Keywords”, Brighton SEO, UK.  
• Alhusban Moh’d & Carl Adams, 2013. “Technical framework for Jordanian Government based on SAO and ESB”, Thomson Reuters ISI Web of Science (WOS). 
• Alhusban Moh’d & Carl Adams, 2012. “Connected government model to cope with humanitarian crisis, the case of Syrian refugee camp in Jordan”. EBSCO database of Conference Proceedings. 
• Alhusban Moh’d & Carl Adams, 2011, “Integrated Service Delivery”. The Electronic Journal of E-Government (EJEG) 
• Alhusban Moh’d, Carl Adams & Hussien Sharef 2011,” Towards Connecting Government”, 12th ECEG, European Conference on E-Government, Institute of Public Governance and Management, ESADE Barcelona. Alhusban Moh’d, 2011,” Towards Connecting Government”, 12th ECEG, European Conference on E-Government, Institute of Public Governance and Management, ESADE Barcelona.