Regular biography
Professor Andrew Burton-Jones is a Professor in the School of Business at The University of Queensland. He is affiliated with the Future of Health Research Hub, the Queensland Digital Health Centre, the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health, and the Centre for Enterprise AI. His research interests include information systems, digital health, and the effective use of IT in organizations. He has published extensively in journals such as MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research, and Information and Organization. He has also served on editorial boards and held leadership roles in academic associations. His work focuses on improving the analysis, design, and governance of information systems, particularly in healthcare contexts.
Scholar-generated biography
Andrew Burton-Jones is a Professor at UQ Business School, specializing in information systems research. His work focuses on understanding system use, effective use, and performance within organizational contexts. He explores how external variables mediate technology acceptance and how individual differences influence usage behavior. Burton-Jones also investigates systems analysis, semiotic metrics, and the quality of ontologies. His research emphasizes theoretical perspectives in IS, including conceptual fit and variance, as well as the challenges of evaluating digital transformation in healthcare. His studies often employ multilevel and empirical approaches to address complex issues in information systems and digital transformation.