Management Science and Information Systems Research Group

• About Us
  • Academics
  • Associated members
  • Researchers
  • Visiting Academics
• Our Research
  • Current Research Themes
    • Scheduling and Logistics
    • Algorithms, Heuristics, Decision Support Systems
    • Information Systems and Information Management
  • Staff Research Area
    • Information Systems
    • Management Science/Operational Research
    • Operations Management
• Scholarly Activities
  • Awards
  • Journal Editorships
  • Conferences
  • International Activities
• Research Students
  • Current PhD Students
  • Successful PhD Students
  • Thinking of a PhD?

The Management Science and Information Systems (MSIS) research group is a multidisciplinary group bringing together expertise in Operational Research, Operations Management, Information Management, Information Systems, and Business Statistics.
With an established international reputation, the overall aim of the MSIS research group is the advancement of knowledge towards effective management decision making in a complex and dynamic world.

Towards this end, the research of the group involves the development and exploitation of modelling and analysis techniques from both quantitative and qualitative perspectives. These techniques address issues of design, prediction, evaluation, optimisation as applied to: strategic decisions, business processes, and support information technologies.

The research themes investigated by the group are motivated and informed by problems identified in industrial and commercial settings with the results being applied and tested against these problem situations.
Research in this group can be broadly classified into three areas:

• Information Management/Information Systems,
• Management Science/Operational Research,
• Operations Management

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