David S. Preston
Professor of Information Systems
Information Systems and Supply Chain Management Department
Neeley School of Business - Texas Christian University
Hays 3249; Phone: (817) 257-6154; E-mail: d.preston@tcu.edu
Education:
• PhD: Management Information Systems -
University of Georgia
• MBA: University of Georgia
• MS: Engineering - University of Florida
• BS: Engineering - University of Florida
Areas of Expertise / Research:
• Analytics
• IS Strategy &
Strategic Alignment
• IS/Technology Leadership
(CIO, CEO, TMT, executive management)
• Analytics/Technology & Supply Chain Management
Key Journal Publications:
1.
Leidner, D.E., T. Carte, S. Chatterjee, D. Chen, M. Jones, D.S. Preston (2022)
“On Civil Critique: Reviewing for JAIS” Journal of the Association for
Information Systems. 23(1), pp. 1-12.
2. Liu, K., D.S. Preston (2021) “The
Chief Information Officer: Impact on Organizational Forecasting Outcomes”
Journal of the Association for Information Systems. 22(4) pp. 968-1006.
3. Chen, D., D.S. Preston, M. Swink.
(2021) “How Big Data Analytics Affects Supply Chain Decision-Making: An
Empirical Analysis” Journal of the Association for Information Systems.
22(5) pp. 1224-1244. (finalist for best paper of 2021).
4. Eom, M., W. Wu, D.S. Preston, J. Luftman (2020) “Effective IT Project Leadership" MIS Quarterly Executive. 19(2) pp. 135-155.
5. Benbya, H., D.E. Leidner, D.S. Preston
(2019) “MIS Quarterly Research Curation on Information Systems Alignment”.
MIS Quarterly - Research Curations.
6. Preston, D.S., D. Chen, M. Swink, L.
Meade (2017) “Generating Supplier Benefits through Buyer-Enabled Knowledge
Enrichment: A Social Capital Perspective”. Decision Sciences 48(2)
pp. 248-287.
7. Dawson, G., J. Denford, C. Williams,
D.S. Preston, K. DeSouza (2016). “An Examination of Effective IT Governance in
the Public Sector Using the Legal View of Agency Theory”. Journal of
Management Information Systems 33(4) pp. 1180–1208.
8. Chen, D., D.S. Preston, M. Swink
(2016) “How the Use of Big Data Analytics Affects Value Creation in Supply Chain
Management”. Journal of Management Information Systems
32(4), pp. 1–36.
9. Chen, D., D.S. Preston, M. Tarafdar
(2015) “From Innovative IS Strategy to Customer Value: The Roles of Innovative
Business Orientation, CIO Leadership and Organizational Climate”. Database
for Advances in Information Systems 46(2), pp. 8-29 (shared first
authorship).
10. Chen, D. D.S. Preston, W. Xia (2013) “Enhancing
Hospital Supply Chain Performance: A Relational View and Empirical Test”.
Journal of Operations Management 31(6), pp. 391-408 (shared first
authorship).
11. Karahanna, E., D.S. Preston (2013) “The Influence
of the CIO-TMT Social Capital on IS Strategic Alignment and Value Creation”.
Journal of Management Information Systems 30(1), pp. 15-55.
12. Leidner, D.E, J. Lo, D.S. Preston (2011) “An
Empirical Investigation of the Relationship of IS Strategy with Firm
Performance”. Journal of Strategic Information Systems 20(4), pp.
419–437.
13. Chen, D., M. Mockler, D.S. Preston, A. Teubner
(2010) “Information Systems Strategy: Reconceptualization, Measurement, and
Implications”. MIS Quarterly 34(2), pp. 233-259 (shared first
authorship).
14. Chen, D., D.S. Preston, W. Xia (2010)
“Antecedents and Impacts of CIO Supply-side and Demand-side Leadership: A Staged
Maturity Model”. Journal of Management Information Systems 27(1),
pp. 231-267.
15. Leidner, D.E, D.S. Preston, D. Chen (2010) “An
Examination of the Antecedents and Consequences of Organizational
IT Innovation in Hospitals”. Journal of Strategic
Information Systems 19(3), pp. 154-170.
16. Preston, D.S., E. Karahanna (2009) “The
Antecedents of IS Strategic Alignment: A Nomological Network”. Information
Systems Research, 20(2), pp. 159-179.
17. Preston, D.S., E. Karahanna (2009) “How to
Develop a Shared Vision, the Key to IS Strategic Alignment”. MIS Quarterly
Executive 8(1), pp. 1-8.
18. Preston, D.S., D. Chen, D.E. Leidner (2008)
“Examining the Antecedents and Consequences of CIO Strategic Decision-Making
Authority: An Empirical Study”. Decision Sciences 39(4),
pp. 605-642 (finalist for best paper of 2008).
19. Preston, D.S., D.E. Leidner, D. Chen (2008) “CIO
Leadership Profiles: Implications of Matching CIO Authority and Leadership
Capability on IT Impact”. MIS Quarterly Executive 7(2), pp. 57-69.
20. Preston, D.S., E. Karahanna, F. Rowe (2006) “Development of Shared Understanding between the Chief Information Officer and Top Management Team in U.S. and French Organizations: A Cross-Cultural Comparison”.
IEEE
Transactions on Engineering Management 53(2), pp. 191-206.
1.
Benbya, H., D.E. Leidner, D.S. Preston (2019) “MIS Quarterly Research
Curation on Information Systems Alignment”.
MIS
Quarterly - Research Curations.
Conference Presentations/Proceedings:
• "Understanding CIO Compensation through Managerial Discretion". Proceedings of the 1st China Summer Workshop on Information Management, Shanghai, China, July 2007.
• "The Strategic CIO: Enhancing Organizational Effectiveness". Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society Summit, San Diego, CA, June 2007.
• "Understanding CIO Role Effectiveness: The Antecedents and Consequents" with D. Chen in Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, December 2007.
• "Mechanisms for the Development of Shared Mental Models between the CIO and Top Management Team" with E. Karahanna in International Conference on Information Systems Proceedings, pp. 465-480, December 2004.
• “Shared Mental Models Between the CIO & CEO: Towards IS Strategic Alignment,” SIGLEAD Conference, April 2004 and Americas Conference on Information Systems – Doctoral Consortium, pp. 3375-3381, August 2003.
• "Conceptual Models for the Organizational Adoption of ASPs,” Southern Association for Information Systems Conference Proceedings, March 2002 - Nominated for Best Paper/Presentation.
Work Experience:
2016-present
Professor, Texas Christian University
2010-2016 Associate Professor, Texas Christian University
2004-2010 Assistant Professor, Texas Christian University
2000-2004 Doctoral Graduate Assistant, University of Georgia
1998-2004 Engineering/Management Consultant, David S. Preston, P.E.
2000-2001 Adjunct Faculty, Athens Technical College
1999-2000 Business Analyst, University of Georgia Technology Research Center
1998-2000 MBA Graduate Assistant, University of Georgia
1996-1998 Senior Project Manager, KES Engineering
1994-1996 Project Manager, Universal Engineering Sciences
1991 Industrial Engineer, Gates Energy Products