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Business information systems research

Driving digital business strategy, innovation and disruption

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The Discipline of Business Information Systems is internationally recognised for our innovative approaches to high-impact research, industry engagement and analytical thinking in the field of digital business.

 

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About us

We are dedicated to developing collaborations with the business community through qualitative, engaged research approaches to a wide range of phenomena of organising with digital technology.

Our work with industry partners extends from short-term engagements such as workshops and events to consulting, directly funded research in partnerships, and larger public-private funded initiatives such as Australian Research Council Linkage Projects.

We are known for our influential, analytical thinking on matters of information technology design, implementation, management and use, at the intersection of people, work practices and organisation.

Generally, we take a balanced and socio-technical view of technology with a sensitivity for both new opportunities from digital innovation and transformation for individuals, business and society, as well in relation to matters of individual privacy, agency and freedom, market disruptions, or power and inequality in organisations and society.

  • agile project management
  • algorithmic management
  • assurance and accountability
  • business intelligence
  • change management
  • data privacy
  • digital innovation, transformation and disruption
  • e-commerce
  • enterprise systems
  • fintech
  • information governance
  • research methods
  • risk management
  • social media
  • sustainability
  • systems interoperability
  • the future of work
  • the philosophy of technology

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Our people

Education

Research

  • Professor Katina Michael

Honorary Professors

Honorary Senior Principal Research Fellow

  • Linda Levine

View our current higher degree by research students

  • Mike Seymour
    Thesis title: Exploration of the next generation of human-computer interaction using interactive photo-realistic facial avatars
    Completed: 2020
    Supervisors: Kai Riemer, Judy Kay
  • Jo Orsatti
    Thesis title: Organising assemblages and their peoples for good common worlding – from organisational and corporate citizenship to citizening-with enterprise social media
    Completed: 2020
    Supervisors: Deborah Bunker, Paul Scifleet
  • Jeffrey Lim
    Thesis title: Decision Making under Uncertainty: An Investigation into the Effects of Decision Context, Information Characteristics and Decision Aid on Performance
    Completed: 2012
    Supervisors: Prof Marcus O'Connor

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