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About the Authors

Teresa Torres-Coronas earned her PhD from the Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain, where she currently is Professor in the Engineering School. Her research interests are in creative management, organizational development, and TICs and information systems. She is one of the Spanish associates of the Center for Research in Applied Creativity, Canada. She is interested in using creative systems thinking approaches to improve organizational development. She has experience in conducting consultancy projects with private-sector organizations in the area of applied creativity (building creative thinking, innovation, and problem-solving capabilities within organizations). She is also interested in promoting the understanding, development, and practice of managing information resources as key business assets. Since 2003 she has been acting as World Wide Representative for Spain for the Information Resource Management Association (IRMA-USA). She is a research member of the E-Business Research Group and main researcher in the Organizational Development Research Group, both within the Rovira i Vigili University. Dr. Torres won first prize in the 2000 edition of EADA-related management research for her work, Valuing Brands (Gestion, 2000). Dr. Torres has also published other books, journal articles, chapters in collective works, and international conferences in creative management, information systems, and other research fields such as management education and intangible asset management.