Regular biography
Associate Professor Dongming Xu is a faculty member in the School of Business at The University of Queensland. Her research focuses on the intersection of information technology use and innovation, particularly in areas such as IT entrepreneurship, business intelligence, and social media applications in business contexts. She has published in top-tier journals and conferences, including IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, Information and Management, and Decision Support Systems. Her work explores topics like eFinance, eHealth, disaster management, and decision-making infrastructure. She is also an Associate Editor for several academic journals, including Information & Management and the Australasian Journal of Information Systems.
Scholar-generated biography
Dongming Xu is a researcher at the University of Queensland, focusing on Management Information Systems and social media. His work explores digital innovation, blockchain adoption, and intelligent systems for decision support. Xu's research includes developing maturity models for blockchain, intelligent agents for personalized virtual learning environments, and anti-money laundering systems. He also investigates social media's role in disaster scenarios and digital business transformation. His publications highlight the integration of artificial intelligence, fuzzy models, and agent technology in enhancing e-learning, workflow monitoring, and financial planning. Xu's research emphasizes the application of intelligent systems to improve organizational processes and user experiences.