Miles Meng Zhang

Miles Meng Zhang is an Associate Professor in the School of Information Systems at Queensland University of Technology's Faculty of Business & Law. His academic career spans over a decade with consistent scholarly contributions to the Information Systems discipline, primarily focusing on theoretical development and methodological innovation.

Dr. Zhang's research interests center on multilevel research perspectives in information systems, IT value cocreation, technology adoption processes, and simulation methods. His work demonstrates a strong theoretical foundation with practical implications for organizational implementation of information technologies. He has made significant contributions to understanding how organizations can better conceptualize and measure IT value through multilevel frameworks.

An analysis of his publication trajectory reveals a consistent evolution from foundational work on IT value conceptualization toward more complex multilevel frameworks and innovative methodological approaches. His research demonstrates a progression from single-level to multilevel perspectives, with increasing sophistication in addressing the complexity of information systems phenomena. The most recent work extends into crisis management and organizational memory following high-impact events.

Dr. Zhang has established productive collaborations with prominent scholars in the field including Guy Gable, Mary Tate, and Arun Rai. His work appears in top-tier information systems journals such as Information Systems Research and Communications of the Association for Information Systems, as well as premier conferences including ICIS and PACIS.

His methodological expertise spans both qualitative case study approaches and computational simulation methods, particularly the NK model for studying complex systems. This dual-methodological proficiency enables him to address research questions from multiple angles, strengthening the validity and impact of his theoretical contributions.