Muhammad Kamal
Research Fellow
Contact Details
Brunel University
Uxbridge
UB8 3PH
United Kingdom
Summary
Dr. Muhammad Kamal is a Research Fellow at Brunel Business School and currently working with Prof. Zahir Irani. He received his PhD from the School of Information Systems, Computing and Mathematics (SISCM), Brunel University, in the area of Information Systems (under the supervision of Dr. Marinos Themistocleous and Dr. Tony Elliman). His PhD focused on Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) adoption in Local Government domain. In addition, he holds MSc's in – Distributed Computing Systems (Greenwich University, London) and Computer Sciences (Punjab Institute of Computer Science [University of Central Punjab], Lahore, Pakistan). In his previous appointment, Dr. Kamal worked as a Post-Doctoral Research Assistant on a European funded research project (Ref: proposal n° 2006/VP021/30137) namely – the REFOCUS (senioR Employees training on inFOrmation and CommUnication technologieS) Project at SISCM with Dr. Marinos Themistocleous and Dr. Alan Serrano. Currently, he is an active editorial review board member for International Journal of Electronic Government Research (IJEGR) and Transforming Government: People, Progress and Policy, at the Brunel Business School.
Teaching and Research
Teaching
Research Interests
- Information Systems Research (Electronic Government/Transformational Government, Information Systems Integration)
- Investigating and Evaluating Enterprise Application Integration in Local Government Domain
- Business Process and IT Infrastructure Integration Issues in Public Sector
Research Centres
Publications
Publications
Journal Papers
(2012) Sharif, A., Irani, Z., Love, PED. and Kamal, M., Evaluating reverse third-party logistics operations using a semi-fuzzy approach, International Journal of Production Research 50 (9) : 2515- 2532
(2009) Kamal, MM., A multiple case study on integrating IT infrastructures in the public sector, International Journal of Electronic Government Research 5 (3) : 1- 20
(2009) Kamal, MM., An analysis of e-Participation research: moving from theoretical to pragmatic viewpoint, Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy 3 (4) : 340- 354
(2009) Kamal, MM. and Themistocleous, M., Investigating EAI adoption in the local goverment authorities: a case of mapping the influence factors on the adoption lifecycles phases, Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy - ICT in the Public Sector 3 (2)
(2009) Kamal, MM., Weerakkody, V. and Jones, S., The case of EAI in facilitating e-government services in a Welsh authority, International Journal of Information Management 29 (2) : 161- 165
(2006) Kamal, MM., IT innovation adoption in the government sector: identifying the critical success factors, Journal of Enterprise Information Management 19 (2) : 192- 222
Conference Papers
(2008) Kamal, MM., Themistocleous, M. and Elliman, T., Mapping factors influencing EAI adoption in the local government authorities on different phases of the adoption lifecycle, European and Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems (EMCIS) Download publication
(2008) Themistocleous, M., Serrano, A. and Kamal, MM., Training senior employees for ICT skills enhancement through REFOCUS: the European project, European and Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems (EMCIS) Download publication
(2006) Kamal, MM. and Themistocleous, M., Evaluation EAI adoption in an e-government environment, European and Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems (EMCIS)
(2009) Kamal, MM., Themistocleous, M. and Morabito, V., Justifying the decisions for EAI adoption in LGAs: a validated proposition of factors, adoption lifecycle phases, mapping and prioritisation of factors, 42nd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)
(2008) Kamal, MM., Extending IT infrastructure in LGAs through EAI, 14th Americas Conference on Information Systems - AMCIS 2008
(2008) Kamal, MM., Themistocleous, M., Elliman, T. and Elnaghi, M., Prioritising factors influencing EAI adoption in LGAs on the adoption lifecycle phases, The 4th e-Government Workshop
(2008) Elnaghi, M., Aziz, W., Elliman, T., Alshawi, S. and Kamal, MM., The motivations for change towards a single channel transformational government at a municipality level, The 4th e-Government Workshop
(2007) Kamal, MM. and Themistocleous, M., Investigating EAI adoption in LGAs: a case study based analysis, 13th Americas Conference on Information Systems - AMCIS'07
(2004) Kamal, MM., EAI integrating CRM applications in the government sector, The 6th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based applications and services
(2004) Kamal, MM., Integrating e-government through EAI, 10th Americas Conference on Information Systems - AMCIS'04
(2004) Kamal, MM., IT innovation adoption in the government sector: identifying the critical success factors, The 2004 International Research Conference on Innovations in Information Technology
Book Chapters
(2009) Kamal, MM. and Themistocleous, M., Investigating enterprise application integration adoption in the local government authorities (LGAs). In: Reddick, C. ed. Strategies for Local e-Government Adoption and Implementation: Comparative Studies. Information Science Reference (1) : 661- 685
(2009) Kamal, MM., Mapping factors influencing EAI adoption on the adoption lifecycle phases in the LGAs. In: Weerakkody, V., Janssen, M. and Dwivedi, YK. eds. ICT-Enabled Transformational Government: A Global Perspective. Information Science Reference 140- 162
(2008) Kamal, MM., Themistocleous, M. and Morabito, V., Extending e-government infrastructures through enterprise application integration. In: Irani, Z. and Love, PED. eds. Evaluating Information Systems. Butterworth-Heinemann
