Faculty & Research

Management Information Systems

Faculty members in Management Information Systems (MIS) examine information technology and information systems within an organizational context. Members of our group have established research programs that span a wide range of topics­. These include:

• The application of new technologies including artificial intelligence, deep neural networks and social media analytics to solving business problems, as well as their adoption in businesses, project management methodologies, and industry-wide diffusion.
• New methods for design of software systems, technology standardization and emergence digital platforms and ecosystems.
• The strategic, economic and disruptive impacts of new technologies, their role in knowledge transfer and knowledge management between and within organizations
  
• New domains of application such as on-line education, electronic government and online health communities

A diverse set of research methodologies and techniques are employed to investigate these topics, including big data analytics, econometric modelling, computer simulations, laboratory experiments, large-scale surveys, in-depth interviews and participant observation. The common thread throughout this body of research is rich interaction between people, processes and technology.