Nigel Melville

Nigel Melville

  • Associate Professor of Technology and Operations
Education
  • PhD University of California Irvine 2001
  • MS ECE University of California Santa Barbara 1990
  • BS EE University of California Los Angeles 1988

Contact Information

Phone
(734) 764-0199
Fax
(734) 936-6631
Email
Room
R5344

Nigel Patrick Melville is an American sociotechnical scientist, associate professor of information systems at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, and Design Science Program Director. His primary areas of study are digital transformation, energy informatics, and AI affordances. Professor Melville’s main scientific contributions are in the information systems field of technology-enabled change, seeking to explain how organizations employ digital technologies to enhance operations and achieve strategic objectives. This research includes seminal theoretical and empirical analyses, which have laid the groundwork for extensions and new research streams (over 8000 Google Scholar citations). His service to the scientific community includes editorial board membership, chairing tracks at leading conferences, and membership in the UN Environment Program’s Coalition for Digital Environmental Sustainability (CODES). Professor Melville consults for large organizations as they seek to digitally transform for leadership in the fourth industrial revolution. 

Models for API Value Generation

Authors
Melville, N., and Kohli, R.
Published Date
2021

Source

MIS Quarterly Executive
Volume: 
20
Issue: 
2
Pages: 
151-167
Authors
Robert, L.P., Bansal, G.B., Melville, N., Stafford, T.,
Published Date
2020

Source

AIS Transactions on Human-Computer Interaction
Volume: 
12
Issue: 
4
Pages: 
172-178
Authors
Rajiv Kohli, Nigel Melville
Published Date
2019

Source

Information Systems Journal
Volume: 
29
Issue: 
1
Pages: 
200-223
Authors
Melville, N., Saldanha, T., and Rush, D.
Published Date
11/2017

Source

Journal of Cleaner Production
Volume: 
166
Issue: 
Nov
Pages: 
1074-1083
Authors
Seidel, S., Bharati, P., Fridgen, G., Watson, R., Albizri, A. Boudreau, M., Butler, T., Kruse, C., Guzman, I., Karsten, H., Lee, H.; Melville, N., Rush, D., Toland, J., and Watts, S.
Published Date
2017

Source

Communications of the AIS
Volume: 
40
Issue: 
3
Pages: 
40-52
Authors
Melville N, Whisnant R.
Published Date
12/2014

Source

Journal of Industrial Ecology
Volume: 
18
Issue: 
6
Pages: 
920-930
Authors
Fichman R, Melville N
Published Date
07/2014

Source

Journal of Management Information Systems
Volume: 
31
Issue: 
1
Pages: 
203-240
Authors
Terence Saldanha, Nigel Melville, Ron Ramirez, Vernon Richardson
Published Date
09/2013

Source

Journal of Operations Management
Volume: 
31
Issue: 
6
Pages: 
313-329
Authors
Malhotra, A., Melville, N., Watson, R.,
Published Date
12/2013

Source

Management Information Systems Quarterly (MIS Quarterly)
Volume: 
37
Issue: 
4
Pages: 
1265-1273
Authors
Lim S., Saldanha T., Malladi S., and Melville N.
Published Date
06/2013

Source

Journal of Information Technology Theory and Application (JITTA)
Volume: 
14
Issue: 
2
Pages: 
5-46
Authors
Nigel Melville, Michael McQuaid
Published Date
06/2012

Source

Information Systems Research
Volume: 
23
Issue: 
2
Pages: 
559-574

Does Technological Progress Alter the Nature of Information Technology as a Production Input? New Evidence and New Results

Authors
Paul Chwelos, Ron Ramirez, Ken Kraemer, Nigel Melville
Published Date
2010

Source

Information Systems Research
Volume: 
21
Issue: 
2
Pages: 
392

Information Systems Innovation for Environmental Sustainability

Authors
Nigel Melville
Published Date
03/2010

Source

Management Information Systems Quarterly (MIS Quarterly)
Volume: 
34
Issue: 
1
Pages: 
1-21

Information Technology Infrastructure, Organizational Process Redesign, and Business Value: An Empirical Analysis

Authors
Ron Ramirez, Nigel Melville, Edward Lawler
Published Date
11/2010

Source

Decision Support Systems
Volume: 
49
Issue: 
4
Pages: 
417-429

Blog, not book: "INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: IT, Resource Productivity, Environmental Preservation, and the Fourth Industrial Revolution" (> 63000 hits)

Authors
Melville, N.
Published Date
2019

Source

Wordpress

Information Systems, Business, and the Natural Environment: Can Digital Business Transform Environmental Sustainability?

Authors
Nigel Melville
Published Date
11/2011

Source

Oxford University Press
Pages: 
327-344
The Oxford Handbook of Business and the Natural Environment, (eds.), Oxford: , p. 624.
Pratima Bansal and Andrew Hoffman

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