Junyi Li
PhD Student
NUS School of Computing
Research Interest
I mainly write theoretical papers examining how digital organizing can be rationally designed, in dealing with complexity in information systems. IT artifacts that may alter our idea of organizing are of particular interest. My studies consist of three connected streams.
- Decentralized Organization Design with Blockchain Technology (i.e., Regime)
- Managing Wisdom of Crowds in Crowd-Based Innovation (i.e., Human Component)
- Managing Wisdom of AI in Organizational Rationality (i.e., Machine Component)
Methodology
Computational Modeling, Econometrics
Conference Papers
Li, J., Zhou, J., and Hahn, J. (2024). Loosely Coupled Search in Crowd-based Innovation: A Simulation-based Theory Development. Conference on Information Systems and Technology, 2024.
Li, J., Zhou, J., and Hahn, J. (2024). Faceted Search and Crowd-based Innovation. Academy of Management Proceedings, 2024(1), 10095.
Li, J., Hahn, J., and Tayi, G. K. (2023). Meta-Organizational Learning Through Digital Consensus. International Conference of Information Systems Proceedings, Hyderabad, India. Available at: https://aisel.aisnet.org/icis2023/blockchain/blockchain/16/
Li, J., Zhou, J., and Hahn, J. (2023). Solving Problem with Generalists and Specialists: An Agent-based Simulation Model. Academy of Management Proceedings, 2023(1), 13364.