I am an interdisciplinary scholar spanning three fields of information systems, organization science, and human-computer interactions. My research goal is to design and understand information technologies to improve human interactions and collaboration.

Over the years, I have examined a wide variety of phenomena in human-computer collaboration, business use of social media, online community design, geographically dispersed teams and collaboration technologies in organizations. Much of my research is deeply rooted in social science theories from organization science, social psychology, and sociology. I employ a wide variety of methods to study these phenomena including statistical analyses, case studies, interviews & surveys, experiments, agent-based modeling. 

​My current research focuses on understanding human machine relationships in the age of Artificial Intelligence.