Owen Johnson
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Position
Senior Teaching Fellow
Research activities
Owen Johnson has over 20 years experience as an practitioner and has been responsible for the development, implementation and strategic management of information systems within major blue-chip organisations such as BT, Amoco and Forte. Most recently he was IT Manager for Gardner Merchant Leisure, a +£100K turnover division of the world's largest catering company, Gardner Merchant Sodexho. He is currently Vice Chair of Bradford Community Housing Trust.
Owen is a member of the Technology and Innovation Group TIGr - an interdisciplinary research group based within Leeds University Business School but including members from the School of Computing and the Yorkshire Centre for Health Informatics. His current research focuses on the application of agile methods to IS strategy, benefits management and systems development. For more information about the research programmes Owen is involved in please see the main TIGr Web site - http://lubswww.leeds.ac.uk/TIGr/
Teaching activities
Teaching areas: e-commerce, IS strategy, agile information systems engineering techniques (principally - Process modelling, UML, UP, Use Cases, RAD).
In 2005/2006, Owen was involved in teaching the following modules:
| Introduction to Information Systems | |
| Professional Development 1 | |
| E-Commerce Information Systems | |
| Object-Oriented Software Engineering | |
| Practical Software Development | |
| Information Systems Strategy |
Recent publications
A more comprehensive list is available here
Johnson, O A; King, S F. Modelling process variety and best practice - an E-government example in: Proceedings of the 10th UK Academy for Information Systems Conference. 2005.
Johnson, O A; King, S F. Best practice in local e-Government: a process modelling approach in: Irani, Z, Elliman, T & Sarikas, O D (editors) Proceedings of the e-Government Workshop '05 (eGOV05). 2005.
King, S F; Johnson, O A. Understanding process variety and best practice in local e-government in: Proceedings of the 5th We-B Conference (Working with E-Business), pp. 59-66. 2004.
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