Andrew Burton-Jones is an assistant professor in the Sauder
School of Business at the University of British Columbia. He holds
a B. Comm., and M.I.S. from the University of Queensland and a
Ph.D. from Georgia State University. His first research stream seeks
a deeper understanding of the meaning and consequences of system
usage. His second seeks to improve methods for representing the
world in systems analysis and design. He has published in Data &
Knowledge Engineering, Database for Advances in Information
Systems, Information & Management, and Information Systems
Research. Previously, he was a senior consultant in a Big-4
consulting firm.
Mike Gallivan is an associate professor in Georgia State
University’s Computer Information Systems Department. He holds
a Ph.D. from MIT, an MBA and MHA from the University of
California, Berkeley, and a BA from Harvard University. Mike
studies how organizations adapt to technological innovations, how
they develop competitive advantage through outsourcing IT, and
how technical workers learn in their jobs. Prior to joining Georgia
State University, he was a visiting professor at New York
University. His work has been published in journals such as the
Journal of Management Information Systems, European Journal of
Information Systems, Information & Organization, Information
Systems Journal, The Data Base for Advances in Information
Systems, IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, and
Information & Management.