Eusebio Scornavacca, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Management Information Systems
John P. & Margaret M. Thompson Professorship in MIS
Parsons Professor of Digital Innovation
Department of Information Systems and Decision Science
Office: Business Center 473
Phone: 410.837.6624
E-mail: escornavacca@ubalt.edu
Education:
- Ph.D., Victoria University of Wellington
- M.B.A., Federal University of Rio Grande Do Sul
- B.B.A., Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
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Bio
In addition to his role a Merrick School of Business faculty member, Professor Scornavacca serves as UB�s Parsons Professor of Digital Innovation and holds the John P. & Margaret M. Thompson Chair in Management Information Systems. He is a sought after speaker, frequently delivering keynotes and lectures around the world. Prior to joining UB, Professor Scornavacca was a faculty member and director of research at the School of Information Management, Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. He has also held visiting positions in Japan, China, Italy, France, Finland and Brazil. Professor Scornavacca is a research fellow of the Consumer and Organizational Digital Analytics Research Center at King�s College, London. His research interests include mobile and ubiquitous information systems, disruptive digital innovation and digital entrepreneurship. During the past 20 years he has conducted qualitative and quantitative research in a wide range of industries, including research sponsored by the private sector. Professor Scornavacca�s research has appeared in journals such as the Journal of Information Technology, Communications of the ACM, Decision Support Systems, Communications of the AIS, Information & Management, Computers in Human Behavior and the Journal of Computer Information Systems.
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Research Interests
disruptive digital innovation, digital transformation, mobile and ubiquitous information systems, digital entrepreneurship
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Teaching Interests
management information systems, digital business, digital innovation
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Recent Publications
Intellectual Contributions
Book Chapters
Fowler, D. C., Scornavacca, E., & C. M. (2018). Affordances of Social Media in Knowledge Sharing in Intra-organizational Information Technology Projects. Springer Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation (LNISO. 23.
Scornavacca, E. (2016). Designing a Competence Acquisition Mobile App. Springer. 19. 59-69.
Refereed Journal Articles
Scornavacca, E. (2020). Unveiling an entrepreneurial perspective in smart city research. International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal.
Scornavacca, E. (2019). Binge watching television shows: A transdisciplinary review. Television & Media.
Scornavacca, E. (2019). Mobile Ubiquity: Understanding the Impact of Cognitive Absorption on Smartphone Addiction. Computers in Human Behavior. 90. 246-258.
Scornavacca, E. (2017). The role of media dependency in predicting continuance intention to use ubiquitous media systems. Information & Management. 54(3), 317�335.
Scornavacca, E. (2016). Analyzing student motivation at the confluence of achievement goals and their underlying reasons: An investigation of goal complexes. Social Psychology of Education: An International Journal. 19(3), 643�660.
Scornavacca, E. (2016). The Development of an Instrument to Measure Mobile Game Quality. Journal of Computer Information Systems. 56(2), 97-105.
Conference Proceedings
Scornavacca, E. (2019). Delegation of Decisions to Artificial Intelligence: A Conceptual and Empirical Investigation. Pre-ICIS SIGDSA Symposium on Decision Analytics Connecting People, Data & Things.
Scornavacca, E. (2019). Self-Tracking Technologies Adoption and Utilization: A Literature Analysis. Americas Conference on Information Systems.
Scornavacca, E. (2019). Understanding Smartphones Usage Context in the Classroom. Americas Conference on Information Systems.
Scornavacca, E. (2019). Networks dynamics and information sharing: an agent-based simulation approach for the sharing economy. Hawaiian International Conference on System Sciences.
Scornavacca, E. (2018). A Literature Analysis of Research on Artificial Intelligence in Management Information System. Americas Conference on Information Systems.
Scornavacca, E. (2017). FabLabs as Platforms for Digital Fabrication Services: A Literature Analysis. International Conference on Exploring Services Science. 24-37.
C. M., Scornavacca, E., & Fowler, D. C. (2016). Affordances of Social Media in Knowledge Sharing in Intra-organizational Information Technology Projects. Association for Information Systems (AIS).
Non-Refereed Journal Articles
Scornavacca, E. (2020). Dealing with Technological Trajectories: Where We Have Come From and Where We Are Going. IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society. 1(1), 1-7.
Scornavacca, E. (2016). Special Issue on Ubiquitous Media Systems: Guest Editors� Introduction. Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research. 11(3), I-III.
Presentations
Scornavacca, E. The 13th Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security, "Digital Ecosystems and the tale of the boiling frog," Arizona State University, Washington DC. (2020).
Scornavacca, E. "Digital Transformation & the Workforce," Mid-Atlantic CIO Forum, Towson, MD. (2020).
Scornavacca, E. 21st ENGEMA (International Conference on Environmental Management and the Environment), "Digital Innovation: Implications for environmental management," Sao Paulo, Brazil. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Digital Transformation: Implications for research and practice," Tallin University of Technology, Talin, Estonia. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. Annual Meeting National Association of Graduate Programs in Management), "Digital Transformation: Implications for research and practice," ANPAD, Sao Paulo, Brazil. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Leveraging Value from Digital Ecosystems," University of Naples-Parthenope, Naples, Italy. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. The 43th EnANPAD (Annual Meeting National Association of Graduate Programs in Management)., "What We Need to Know About Reviewing Research Papers," ANPAD, Sao Paulo, Brazil. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Digital Ecosystems and the tale of the boiling frog," Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Digital innovation: towards a research agenda," University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. B2W Marketplace Summit, "Innovation in the Age of Digital Transformation," B2W, Sao Paulo, Brazil. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Digital innovation: towards a research agenda," Victoria University of Wellington, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Digital Innovation in Non-IT courses," Paris School of Business, Paris, France. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Future-proofing Businesses and Workforce," Toulouse Business School, Toulouse, France. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. The 12th Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security, "Social Media and AI � is the kool-aid safe to drink?," Arizona State University, Washington DC. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Digital Disruption," Real Estate & Economic Development Program, University of Baltimore, Baltimore, USA. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. Digital Transformation Forum, "Future-proofing Businesses and Workforce though Digital Transformation," EAESP/FGV, Sao Paulo, Brazil. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Future-proofing Businesses and Workforce though Digital Transformation," Mid-Atlantic CIO Forum, Towson, MD. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. "Future-proofing Businesses and Workforce," University of Vaasa, Vaasa, Finland.. (2019).
Scornavacca, E. The 11th Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security, "The New Digital Ecosystem," Arizona State University, Washington DC. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. The 11th Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security, "The New Digital Ecosystem," Arizona State University, Washington DC, USA. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. The American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt Speaker Series, "Future-proofing Businesses and Workforce," The American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt, Cairo, Egypt. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. AUC - MBA Speaker series, "Demystifying Digital Transformation," The American University in Cairo, Egypt, Cairo, Egypt. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. AUC - Faculty Forum, "Infusing Digital Technologies in Non-IT courses," The American University in Cairo, Egypt, Cairo, Egypt. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. 15th Conference of the Italian Chapter of the AIS, "Surveys in IS Research," ItAIS, Pavia, Italy. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. "Getting Published - The anatomy of a paper," University of Naples-Parthenope, Naples, Italy.. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. 7th International Forum on Innovation (Ecoinovar), "Digital innovation with sustainability in mind," UFSM, Santa Maria, RS, Brazil. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. Executive Forum on Digital Transformation, "The New Digital Ecosystem," BithGroup Technologies, Baltimore, USA. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. Real Estate & Economic Development Program, "Digital Disruption," University of Baltimore, Baltimore, USA. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, "Digital Transformation," The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA. (2018).
Scornavacca, E. DUT - Research Forum series, "The role of media dependency in predicting continuance intention to use ubiquitous media systems," Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, China, Dalian, China. (2017).
Scornavacca, E. DUT - MBA Speaker series, "Future-proofing Businesses and Workforce through Digital Transformation," Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, China, Dalian, China. (2017).
Scornavacca, E. Digital Business and Society Forum, "Digital Transformation � do or die," CUOA Business School, Vicenza, Italy. (2017).
Scornavacca, E. ICT Organizations and Society, "Ubiquitous Media Systems: the new frontier of mobile IS," ICTO, Paris. (2016).
Research in Progress
"Agent-based Modeling of Dependence Networks" (On-Going)
We live in an interconnected world where agents depend on each other to achieve their personal and group goals. We model this inter-dependency using agent-based simulation and test various hypothesis regarding rules of engagement, dissipation of information in the network, discrepancy between reality and beliefs and the updating and correction of beliefs. This information can inform the design of social platforms as the implications of choice characteristics are better understood.