Research Overview

My research follows an engaged scholarship model, emphasizing collaboration with industry partners to conduct multi-disciplinary investigations of the interfacing areas of business, processes, and IT.

Through my research, I seek to examine how IT can enhance cooperation and coordination within and across organizational boundaries, improve business processes, enable delivery of information-intensive services, optimize internal and external supply chains, and strengthen overall business model and organizational performance.

I am particularly interested in exploring how resource-constrained organizations, such as in healthcare, are creating business value through innovative IT-based services and data analytics.

I always look forward to research collaborations in areas of common interest. Please feel free to contact me.

Recent Publications

1. Rajendra Singh, Aaron Baird, and Lars Mathiassen (2018) “Collaboration Risk Management in IT-Enabled Asymmetric Partnerships: Evidence from Telestroke Networks” (Information and Organization, (28:4) pp. 170-191) [Link to Abstract]
   
2. Rajendra Singh, Vitali Mindel, and Lars Mathiassen (2017) “IT-enabled Revenue Cycle Transformation in Resource-constrained Hospitals: A Collaborative Digital Options Inquiry” Journal of Management Information Systems [Link to Abstract]
3. Rajendra Singh, Vitali Mindel, and Lars Mathiassen, “IT-based Revenue Cycle Management – An Action Research into Relational Coordination” Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2016 *** "Best Paper Award" [Link to conference paper]
4. Rajendra Singh, Lars Mathiassen, and Abhay Mishra (2015) “Organizational Path Constitution in Technology Innovation: Evidence from Rural Telehealth” MIS Quarterly [Link to Abstract]

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