Operations, Information & Technology Subject Group
About the group
The focus of the Operations, Information & Technology group concerns the management of operations within enterprises, and the role played by different forms of technology in supporting all internal and external activities of organisations. The subject group has three areas of specialisation:
- Operations management, which concerns the management of operations in both manufacturing and service sectors
- Information systems, which concerns the management and use of information and communication technologies
- Technology policy and management, which concerns the design and management of technology, and related policy issues
Members
Faculty
- Manuel Arriaga
University Lecturer in Information Systems - Michael Barrett
Professor of Information Systems & Innovation Studies - Jane Davies
Deputy Director of the Doctoral Programme, University Lecturer in Operations Management - Matthias Holweg
Director of Research, Reader in Operations Management, Director of the Centre for Process Excellence and Innovation (CPEI), Head of the Operations, Information & Technology Subject Group - Matthew Jones
University Lecturer in Information Systems - Benn Lawson
Director of the MPhil in Management Programme, University Senior Lecturer in Operations Management - William Nuttall
Director of the MoTI Programme, Assistant Director of the ESRC Electricity Policy Research Group, University Senior Lecturer in Technology Policy - David Reiner
Director of the MPhil in Technology Policy Programme, University Senior Lecturer in Technology Policy - Mark Thompson
University Lecturer in Information Systems - Geoff Walsham
Emeritus Professor of Management Studies (Information Systems)
Fellows & Associates
- Richard Boland
Fellow in Information Systems - Chi Kong Chyong
Research Associate in Energy Economics & Policy - Stephen Connors
Research Fellow in Strategic Planning in Energy & the Environment - Arnoud De Meyer
Fellow in Management Studies - Conor Farrington
Research Associate in Health Services Research - Xiaoping He
Research Fellow in Energy Economics (Visiting) - Bob Hinings
Research Fellow in Knowledge Exchange & Service Innovation - Rajiv Kohli
Visiting Dennis Gillings Fellow - Celine Miani
Research Assistant in Health Services Research - John Morgan
Fellow in Business Administration & Economics - Andy Neely
Fellow in Business Performance Measurement & Management - Pierre Noël
Research Associate and Director, Energy Policy Forum - Nick Oliver
Fellow in Operations - Frits Pil
Fellow in Supply Chain Management and Operations Strategy - Girts Racko
Research Associate in Health Services Research - Roger Schmenner
Research Fellow, Centre for Process Excellence & Innovation (Visiting) - Elyn Shen
Research Assistant in Operations Management - Beverly Tyler
Fellow in Supply Chain Management & Technology Alliances - Stephen L. Vargo
Research Fellow in Marketing (Visiting) - Markos Zachariadis
Research Associate in Service Innovation Research
PhD students
- Mahdi Amin
- Angela Aristidou
- Jin Hooi Chan
- Kong Chyong Chi
- Isam Faik
- Alvaro Figueredo
- Raphael Heffron
- Carina Heppke
- George Hylden
- Aris Komporozos-Athanasou
- Jim Krane
- Ignacio Perez Hallerbach
- Stephan Schramm
- Rene Wiedner
Industry engagement
The member of this group have worked closely in research and executive education for a number of organisations, including IBM, HP, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Coventry Building Society, Shell Exploration, the World Health Organization, Hewlett Packard, DMR Canada (Fujitsu Consulting), Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Addenbrookes Hospital and Papworth Hospital.
Publishing output
All members of the group are internationally cited and have editorial appointments in leading journals including MIS Quarterly, Journal of the Association of Information Systems, Information Systems Research, Information and Organization, Health Informatics Journal, Information Technology and People, Journal of Operations Management, Journal of Supply Chain Management and Innovations.
Seminars
The Operations, Information & Technology group runs a regular seminar series during term time.
Visit the "Research Seminars" section for details of both upcoming and previous seminars »