My academic work

I teach subjects such as management information systems, e-business, e-marketing, business change management and dealing with complex businesses.

I teach senior managers in workshops and on executive development courses. I also teach Executive MBAs and students at MSc and undergraduate level.

I recently taught some high potential managers at Alliance Boots in a master class on ‘Using Customer Knowledge to Innovate’ – this was the second time I ran this. I also regularly teach managers from Rolls-Royce and other executives about the retail side of E-business.

I have taught two Chinese delegations (a group of Hong Kong business people and Ningbo’s local council) and I have taught part-time MBAs in Singapore on four visits. I also ran a workshop for Volvo in Sweden.

I have also been a visiting lecturer at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Manchester and a Tutor and Researcher at Manchester Business School.

I was an External Examiner for the MSc in International Business and Management at the Faculty of Business & Law at Liverpool John Moores University.

Peer reviewed journal publications

Shaw, D; Achuthan K, Sharma A and Grainger A, (2019), Resilience Orchestration and Resilience Facilitation: how government can orchestrate the whole UK ports market with limited resources – the case of UK ports resilience, Government Information Quarterly, Vol.36(2), 252-263.

Angela Hall, Neil Towers, Duncan R. Shaw, (2017), Understanding how Millennial shoppers decide what to buy: digitally connected unseen journeys, International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management, Vol.45(2), 498-517.

Shaw DR and Allen TFH (2017) Studying innovation ecosystems using ecology theory, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Special issue on innovation ecosystems.

Shaw DR, Grainger A and Achuthan K (2017) Multi-level port resilience planning in the UK: How can information sharing be made easier? Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Special issue on Disaster Resilience.

Allen TFH, Shaw DR, Allen PC and Spohrer J (2013) Insights into the relationship between products and services coming from biology, Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 30 (5), 570–579.

Shaw, D. R. and Allen, T. F. H. (2012) A Consideration Of Observational Design Decisions In The Theory Construction Process, Systems Research and Behavioral Science, October.

Shaw, D. R. and Holland, C. P. (2010) Strategy, networks and systems in the global translation services market, The Journal of Strategic Information Systems, 19 (4), 242–256.

Shaw, D. R. (2010) Sustainability and livability in the 2007 banking crisis: a failed transition to a low gain system, Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 27, 480–495.

Shaw, D. R. (2007) Manchester United Football Club: developing a network orchestration model, European Journal of Information Systems, 16 (5), 628-642.

Shaw, D. R., Holland, C. P., Kawalek, P., Snowdon R. and Warboys, B. (2007) elements of a business process management system: theory and practice, Business Process Management Journal, Issue 13 (1), 91-107.

Snowdon R. A., Warboys B. C., Greenwood R. M., Holland C. P., Kawalek P. and Shaw D. R. (2007) On the architecture and form of flexible process support, Software Process Improvement and Practice, 12, 21-34.

Shaw, D. R., Holland, C. P., Kawalek, P., Snowdon R. and Warboys, B. (2006) Electronic commerce strategy in the UK electricity industry: the case of Electric Co and Dataflow Software, International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction, 2 (3), 38-60.

Holland, C. P., Shaw, D. R. and Kawalek, P. (2005) BP’s multi-enterprise asset management system, Information and Software Technology, 47 (15), 999-1007.

Shaw, D. R., Snowdon R., Holland, C. P., Kawalek, P. and Warboys, B. (2004) The Viable Systems Model applied to a smart network: The case of the UK electricity market, Journal of Information Technology, 19 (4), 270-280.

Holland, C. P., Shaw, D. R. and Westwood, J. B. (2004) Marketing translation services internationally: exploiting it to achieve a smart network, Journal of Information Technology, 19 (4), 254–260.

International peer reviewed conference publications

Allen, T. F. H., Shaw, D. R. and Allen P. C. (2012) Insights into
Service Coming from Biology
(plenary session), Proceedings of the 56nd Annual Meeting of the ISSS, San Jose State University, California, July 15th – 20th 2012.

Shaw, D. R. and Allen, T. F. H. (2011) Observational decisions and
metaphors in the theory construction process: the business ecosystem metaphor
, Proceedings of the 55nd Annual Meeting of the ISSS, University of Hull, UK, July 18th – 22nd 2011.

Shaw, D. R. (2010) Value creation in networks: a development of business model theory, Proceedings of the 14th Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems, Taipei, 9-12 July, 2010.

Shaw, D. R. (2008) A business model architecture: observation problems and solutions in modelling businesses and their Networks, Systems that make a difference, Proceedings of the 52nd Annual Meeting of the ISSS, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, USA July 13th – 18th 2008.

Shaw, D. R. and Holland, C. P. (2008) Strategy, networks and systems in the global translation services market, Proceedings of the Smart Business Networks Initiative conference in Beijing, May 2008.

Shaw, D. R. (2008) Why smart business networks continue and develop: a structural and processual model of ‘value flows’, Proceedings of the Smart Business Networks Initiative conference in Beijing, May 2008.

Snowdon, R.A., Warboys, B. C., Holland, C.P., Kawalek, P. and Shaw, D.R., (2005) On the architecture and form of flexible process support, Sixth Workshop on Business Process Modelling, Development and Support, BPMDS’05 in conjunction with CAiSE’05, Porto, June 2005.

Shaw, D. R. (2005) Inter-Organisational Network Orchestration: A
hierarchical development of coordination theory, Proceedings of the IBIMA 2005 Conference on Information Management in Modern Enterprise.

Shaw, D. R., Snowdon R., Holland, C. P., Kawalek, P. and Warboys, B. (2004) The Viable Systems Model applied to a smart network: the case of the UK electricity market, Proceedings of the RSM Erasmus Workshop on Smart Business Networks.

Holland, C. P., Shaw, D. R. and Westwood, J. B. (2004) Marketing translation services internationally: exploiting it to achieve a smart network, Proceedings of the RSM Erasmus Workshop on Smart Business Networks.

Shaw, D. R., Holland, C. P., Kawalek, P., Snowdon R. and Warboys, B. (2004) Electronic commerce strategy in the UK electricity industry: the case of Electric Co and Dataflow Software, Proceedings of the 12th European Conference on Information Systems, ECIS ‘04.

Cottam, I., Kawalek, P. and Shaw, D. R., (2004) A local government CRM maturity model: a component in the transformational change of UK councils, Proceedings of the 10th Americas Conference on Information Systems.