On June 12, 1973, Muhammad Muazzem Hossain was born in a small village named Birsingha situated in Jamalpur, one of the northern districts of Bangladesh. He is the nineth member of the soccer team of Mr. Abed Ali and Mrs. Saida Khatun. His early education started in the family. He finished his primary school in 1983 from Ulia Primary School and his high school in 1989 from Chinaduly SN High School. In 1991, he obtained his Higher Secondary Certificate from Dhaka College, one of the prominent colleges in Bangladesh. The pursuit of higher education made him leave his country and landed him in International Islamic University, Mayalsia, from where he completed his bachelor's degree in business administration in 1996. After having worked as a Lecturer in Olympia College, Malaysia for few years, he continued his journey of higher education and moved to the United States in 2001. He obatained his Master of Science in Information Technologies in 2004 from the University of North Texas, Denton, Texas,USA. Currently, Hossain is pursuing his doctoral degree in operations management science in the department of Information Technology and Decision Sciences of the University of North Texas. Mr. Hossain is a member of the International Honor Society Beta Gamma Sigma and active in the Decision Sciences Institute. He has published articles in referred journals including the IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management and presented papers at conferences that include the Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute and the Baldrige Award Recipients (BAR) Consortium. Mr. Hossain plans to pursue an academic career in the fields of management science and management information systems. He is interested in conducting research in these fields with particular interests in the following areas: RFID technology, electronic commerce systems, business intelligence and business performance management, quality and productivity, services management, latent semantic analysis, latent dirichlet analysis, simulation, Bayesian estimation, and maximum likelihood estimation.

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