Ulrike Schultze University of Groningen, Netherlands, Southern Methodist University, USA
Ulrike Schultze is Associate Professor in Information Technology and Operations Management at Southern Methodist University. She also has a visiting appointment at Lund University, Sweden. Her research explores the complex relationship between information technology and work practices. She has studied the work practice implications of knowledge management technology and of Internet-based self-service technology, as well as the implications of social media technologies, specifically the virtual world Second Life, for identity work. More recently, she has been exploring issues related to digital innovation and the sharing economy. She frequently relies on multi-method research designs, which include ethnographic observations, interviews and surveys. Her research has been published in leading IS journals, including ISR, MISQ, EJIS, JIT and I&O. She has served on numerous journals’ editorial boards including MISQ, ISR, EJIS, JIT and I&O, and is currently an SE at JAIS and I&O. She has also taken on significant leadership roles in AoMOCIS, IFIP 8.2, ECIS 2014 and ICIS 2015.
