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Research at DCUBS
Research Interests
Management
The Management group carries out research in three broad areas: strategy and management, operations and processes, and information and knowledge.
We actively research in the following areas:
- Strategic and institutional leadership, industry evolution, and strategic renewal.
- Strategic interaction, inter-firm competition and game theory.
- Business processes and the supply chain.
- Public procurement and innovation in the procurement process.
- Crisis and emergency management, and business continuity management.
- Knowledge management and organisational social capital.
- Electronic commerce, online service quality, security and risk management.
- Technology adoption and strategic use of information systems.
- Procurement, Innovation and SME's
- Public Procurement
- Leading Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) - enabled change with the Irish health services.
- Environmental sustainability and its relationship with modern supply chain operations.
- Trust and privacy management in a digital environment.
- Governance of boards of trustees.
- Corporate governance.
- Strategy for the semantic web.
- Ethics and IT.
We use a variety of research approaches including case studies, survey methods, mathematical modeling and simulation. We have a particular interest in the service, health and aviation sectors.
Management researchers who have supervised, or are currently available to supervise, postgraduate research projects include: Prof. Brian Leavy, Dr. Paul Davis, Dr. Malcolm Brady, Dr. Regina Connolly, Dr. John Loonam, Dr. Theo Lynn, Dr. Caroline McMullan, and Dr. PJ Byrne.