Nigel Melville
- Associate Professor of Technology and Operations
- PhD University of California Irvine 2001
- MS ECE University of California Santa Barbara 1990
- BS EE University of California Los Angeles 1988
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Nigel P. Melville is an associate professor of information systems at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan. Professor Melville has over 20 years of experience researching, teaching, and consulting on the topic of organizational transformation enabled by digital information systems.
His research has been published in leading academic and professional journals such as Journal of Management Information Systems, Information Systems Research, MIS Quarterly, Decision Support Systems, Information Systems Journal, Journal of Industrial Ecology, Journal of Cleaner Production, and Communications of the ACM, has been cited more than 5800 times, and has earned a best publication of the year award from the Association for Information Systems. He is an editor of the book "Global E-Commerce: Impacts of National Environment and Policy" (Cambridge University Press, 2006), has served as a keynote speaker for international conferences, is an invited speaker at leading institutions throughout the world, and serves on the editorial boards of leading information systems journals. In addition to executive education, Professor Melville teaches core classes in the evening MBA program, part-time online MBA program, MS in supply chain management, and undergraduate programs. His engagement with organizations focuses on navigating digital transformation in the emerging fourth industrial revolution.
Prior to academia, Professor Melville worked as a product engineer for a global telecommunications firm and co-founded a customer relationship management software company. Professor Melville earned a BS in electrical engineering from UCLA, an MS in electrical and computer engineering from UC Santa Barbara, and a PhD in management from UC Irvine.
Nigel P. Melville is an associate professor of information systems at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan. Professor Melville has over 20 years of experience researching, teaching, and consulting on the topic of organizational transformation enabled by digital information systems.
His research has been published in leading academic and professional journals such as Journal of Management Information Systems, Information Systems Research, MIS Quarterly, Decision Support Systems, Information Systems Journal, Journal of Industrial Ecology, Journal of Cleaner Production, and Communications of the ACM, has been cited more than 5800 times, and has earned a best publication of the year award from the Association for Information Systems. He is an editor of the book "Global E-Commerce: Impacts of National Environment and Policy" (Cambridge University Press, 2006), has served as a keynote speaker for international conferences, is an invited speaker at leading institutions throughout the world, and serves on the editorial boards of leading information systems journals. In addition to executive education, Professor Melville teaches core classes in the evening MBA program, part-time online MBA program, MS in supply chain management, and undergraduate programs. His engagement with organizations focuses on navigating digital transformation in the emerging fourth industrial revolution.
Prior to academia, Professor Melville worked as a product engineer for a global telecommunications firm and co-founded a customer relationship management software company. Professor Melville earned a BS in electrical engineering from UCLA, an MS in electrical and computer engineering from UC Santa Barbara, and a PhD in management from UC Irvine.