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Benjamin Eze

Benjamin Eze

Part-Time Professor and Adjunct Professor

School of Engineering Design and Teaching Innovation

Advanced Data Analytics Big Data Analytics Cloud Analytics DevOps and DevSecOps Upskilling Program Big Data Analytics and Cloud Data Warehousing Health Data Analytics Healthcare Data Privacy Security and Anonymization Cloud Computing Infrastructure Agentic AI Intelligent Automation Small Language Models (SLMs) Enabling Technologies for Healthcare and Augmented Living Digital Transformation of Organizations and Society

Dr. Benjamin Eze holds a Master's degree and a PhD in Digital Transformation and Innovation (formerly Electronic Business) from the University of Ottawa, where he serves as a Part-Time Professor and Adjunct Professor with the School of Engineering Design and Teaching Innovation (SEDTI) in the Faculty of Engineering.
Professionally, Dr. Eze serves as Head of Engineering, Innovation & Automation at Next Pathway Inc., a company specializing in cloud ETL migration and modernization. He is also a Business Intelligence Partner with Champlain Ontario Health at Home. In addition, he manages and teaches in several professional upskilling programs, including those offered through the University of Ottawa's Professional Development Institute (PDI), FxInnovation, and the Centre for Next Generation Networks (CENGN) CloudCampus DevOps and DevSecOps programs.
With extensive experience as a solutions architect, software engineer, and data analytics professional, Dr. Eze has collaborated with numerous technology and healthcare organizations, including the Health Standards Organization, Accreditation Canada, Montfort Hospital, Cisco, and Desire2Learn. He also served as Director of Software Development at Privacy Analytics for five years.
Dr. Eze is an accomplished researcher and author with numerous peer-reviewed publications and holds two patents in Canada and the United States.

Selected Publications

  • De-identification Methods for Open Health Data: The Case of the Heritage Health Prize Claims Dataset

    Eze, B., Kuziemsky, C., & Peyton, L. — N/A , 2015

  • Policy-Based Data Integration for E-Health Monitoring Processes in a B2B Environment: Experiences from Canada

    Eze, B., Kuziemsky, C., & Peyton, L. — N/A , 2012

  • Systematic Literature Review on the Anonymization of High-Dimensional Streaming Datasets for Health Data Sharing

    Eze, B., Kuziemsky, C., & Peyton, L. — N/A , 2020