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Yeow, A. & Sia, S.K. 2008, “Negotiating ‘best practices’ in
package software implementation.” Information & Organization, 18
(1), pg. 1-28.
Yeow, A. & Faraj, S. 2008, “The search for 'search':
Understanding technological and strategic contests.”
Proceedings of the 68th Academy of Management
Meeting, Anaheim, CA, USA.
Faraj, S. & Yeow, A. 2007, “Lifting
the hood of technological evolution process for web technologies.” International
Conference of Information Systems, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
(acceptance rate 21%)
Yeow, A. 2007, “Entrepreneurial
actions and the market process: A multi-stage communication perspective.”
Proceedings of the 67th Academy of Management
Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, USA.
Yeow, A., Soh,
C. 2006, “A theoretical framework for knowledge transfer across complex
IT project teams.” JAIS Theory Development Workshop 2006, United States.
Yeow, A., Johnson, S.L., Faraj,
S. 2006 “Lurking: Legitimate or Illegitimate Peripheral
Participation?” International Conference of Information Systems, Milwaukee USA.
(acceptance rate 15%)
Yeow, A., Faraj, S. 2006 "Beyond path creation: Lessons from the
evolution of Internet Technologies." Proceedings of the 66th Academy of Management Meeting, Atlanta USA.
(Best Paper Proceedings)
Yeow, A. 2006 "Creating Legitimacy in Nascent Industries."
Proceedings of the 66th Academy
of Management Meeting,
Atlanta
USA.
Faraj, S., Gosain, S., Yeow, A. 2005 “Survival
and Performance in the Internet Industry: Examining Network
Characteristics of High Performing Internet firms.” INFORMS Conference
on Information Systems & Technology, San Francisco USA.
Sia, S.K., Yeow, A. 2005 “Fitting
Square Peg into Round Hole: Embracing
‘Best Practices’ in Vanilla Package Implementation.” Proceedings of the
65th Academy of
Management
Meeting, Hawaii USA.
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I spent five years (1997-2002) in the industry
working in various Singapore telecom
and IT firms. During that period, I was involved in setting up and
rolling out the first commercial ADSL service in Singapore (SingTel Magix), an
Internet-Service Provider & a Data Center provider (DataOne Asia), a Facility-Based Telecom Operator (Harmony
Telecoms – a joint-venture with Telstra Australia) as well as several
cutting edge applications such as WAP, VoIP, Speech
Recognition Service over GSM networks, Fiber-less Optics trials, and
Wireless Payment solutions. As a project and product manager involved
in these projects, I gained intimate hands-on experience of working
behind the scenes to get new technologies out to the market. This
experience became the foundation for my academic journey that I
embarked in 2003 with Nanyang Business School, NTU. Part of the goal of my
academic research is to provide better understanding to how IT
innovations emerge in the market as well as how these innovations
engender organizational change. I am currently a Senior Tutor with
Nanyang Business School and on an extended study leave.
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