About ISEing

The group provides a forum for academic and practitioner research at the interface between eBusiness/eGovernment and management processes. This also includes modelling and eLearning approaches through software development and exploitation.

 

The discipline of eBusiness/eGovernment in particular has emerged in recent years as the most pervasive and fastest growing field in Business Schools nationally and internationally. It includes all aspects of business information systems, technology and communication to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and performance of individuals, organisations and society. These systems have had a significant impact upon knowledge management, business processes, innovation and systems evaluation.

 

The ISEing research group supports a number of Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) funded networks and projects. The last decade has seen an unparalleled increase in the adoption and diffusion of these new eBusiness/eGovernment systems and technologies which have fundamentally transformed organisational structures and behaviour. The core rationale for ISEing, is to investigate, evaluate and communicate solutions to managerial issues in these complex environments.