Nainika Seth Patnayakuni, Ph.D.
Education
- Ph.D. - Department of Management, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, 2002
Dissertation: Towards a Theoretical Model of Digitally Induced Enterprise Transformation
Empirical Study of IT Infrastructure, Resource Flow Integration, Partnerships and Performance in
Supply Chains
- M.B.A. - Department of Management, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, 1992
- Post Graduate Degree - Management, Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, India, 1988
- B.S. - Math, Ravishankar University, Raipur, India, 1984
Research Interests
- Information Technology in supply chains
- Inter-organizational relationships, Networks and information sharing
- Electronic Government
- Digital Divide
Teaching Interests
- Introductory IS course, Graduate and Undergraduate
- Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- Business Statistics and Research Methods
- Networking/ Telecommunications
- Introduction to Programming with Visual Basic
- Systems Analysis and Design
Service and Professional Activities
- Mini-Track Co-Chair with Cynthia Ruppel and Jeet Gupta for track on Digitization in Supply Chains in Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), 2006.
- "Supply Chain Management in the Digital Economy", Mini-track co-chair with Ravi Patnayakuni, AMCIS 2002.
- "Information Technology Outsourcing in the New Economy", Mini-track co-chair with Ravi Patnayakuni, AMCIS 2001
- Reviewing for information systems conferences (IRMA, AMCIS etc.) and journals (Decision Sciences, Database etc.
Publications
Journals
- Patnayakuni, R, A Rai, and N Seth, "Relational antecedents of information flows in supply networks," Journal of Management Information Systems , 23, 1,(2006), 13.
- Rai, A, R Patnayakuni, and N Seth, "Firm performance impacts of digitally-enabled supply chain integration capabilities," MIS Quarterly 30, 2, (2006), 225-246.
- Setzekorn, K, V Sugumaran, N Patnayakuni "A comparison of Implementation resistance factors for DMSS versus other information systems", Information Resources Management Journal , vol. 15, no. 4, (2002) 48-63.
- Patnayakuni, R and N Patnayakuni, "Information processing theory as a guide to choosing information delivery models on the WWW," Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research , 58, 2, (1999), 203-210.
- Rai, A, R Patnayakuni and N Patnayakuni, "Technology investments and business performance," Communications of the ACM , 40, 7, (1997), 89-97.
- Rai, A, R Patnayakuni and N Patnayakuni, "Refocusing where and how IT value is realized." Omega: The International Journal of Management Science , 24, 4, (1996), 399-412.
Working Papers - Research in Progress
- Patnayakuni, R, N Seth and A Rai, "Building social capital with IT and collaboration in supply chains: An empirical investigation" accepted for presentation at the International Conference on Information Systems, Milwaukee, WI, December 2006.
- Rai, A, R Patnayakuni, P Zhang and N Seth, "Identifying supply chain capabilities that impact facets of firm performance." (working paper).
- Seth, N, R Patnayakuni, A Rai, "Physical flow integration under supply chain uncertainty" (working paper).
- Patnayakuni, R, N Seth and A Rai, "Leveraging digital supply chain integration for business value creation," (working paper).
- Seth, N and R Patnayakuni, "Social Translucence Theory and Use Context of Instant Messaging" (working paper).