Research Overview

My research follows an engaged scholarship model, which emphasizes collaboration with key stakeholders to conduct multidisciplinary investigations of the interfacing areas of business, information technology (IT), and processes. 

I seek to examine how IT-enabled innovations can improve cost-effectiveness, quality, safety, and accessibility of healthcare services; optimize internal and external supply chains; improve information flows within and across organizational boundaries; and strengthen overall business model and performance of healthcare organizations. 

I am particularly interested in exploring how resource-constrained organizations, such as small physician practices and rural hospitals, are creating and adopting technology-enabled innovations to create business value.

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

Recent Publications

1. 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 (forthcoming)
2. 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]
3. Rajendra Singh, Lars Mathiassen, and Abhay Mishra (2015) “Organizational Path Constitution in Technology Innovation: Evidence from Rural Telehealth” MIS Quarterly [Link to paper]

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