Elizabeth J. Davidson

Elizabeth J. Davidson is a Professor of Information Technology Management at the Shidler College of Business, University of Hawaii at Manoa, where she also serves as the W. Ruel Johnson Distinguished Professor and Interim Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. Her research focuses on the social implications of information technologies in organizational settings, health information technology, health data governance, and digital innovation in healthcare.

• Education: PhD in Management (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), MBA and BS in Mathematics (Clark University)

Davidson's work explores the intersection of digital governance, grand challenges in healthcare, and social media's role in organizational transformation. Her publications address critical issues such as patient-generated health data regulation, big data ethics, and the evolution of technology discourse in new media environments.

Selected scientific awards include:

• Lifetime Achievement Award, Academy of Management OCIS Division (2017)
• Best Senior Editor, Journal of the Association of Information Systems (2018)
• Best Paper Award, Journal of the Association of Information Systems (2017)