Dr Yin Leng Tan
Associate Professor of Digital Futures
Programme Area Director Digital Business MSc Programmes
Programme Director MSc Digital Innovation
Programme Director MSc Digital Business and Data Analytics
Specialisms
- Digital and Service Innovation,
- Digital Business and Platform Ecosystems,
- Business Intelligence,
- Services,
- Consulting,
- Technology,
- Knowledge Intensive Sector
Location
Yin-Leng Tan (BBA, MSc, PhD, FBCS, FHEA) joined the Henley Business School as Lecturer in Business Informatics in 2011. She received a PhD in Informatics from University of Manchester in 2010. Previously, she held a Lectureship in Business Software Development at School of Engineering, University of Greenwich, and a Teaching Fellowship for the BSc Information Technology Management for Business (ITMB) at Manchester Business School. She was also a Research Associate for the School of Informatics at the University of Manchester between 2001 and 2005.
Yin Leng has taught courses on E-business Innovation and Evolution, Business Application Design and Development, People and Organisation, and Integrative Team Project at Undergraduate levels and also Information Systems and Internet Strategy in MBA levels. Currently, she convenes and teaches three MSc taught modules - Business Domain and Requirements Analysis, Business Intelligence and Data Mining, and Digital Innovation.
Her research areas are in service science and service innovation, digital business and platform ecosystems. She is particular interested in the emerging service science concepts and its application in the information service systems design. Yin Leng was actively involved in the SSMEnetUK (www.ssmenetuk.org) in organising and co-ordinating network activities and events between 2008 and 2013. With colleagues at Manchester Business School, she has co-edited “Case studies in service innovation,” published by Springer, and of the proceedings of various conferences in this area.
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Dr Yin Leng TanDigital innovation
This module explores how existing and cutting-edge technologies can provide innovative digital business solutions. It involves the understanding of digital technology principles, values-based innovation, digital business ecosystems and platform ecosystems...
Digital Innovation
This module explores how existing and cutting-edge technologies can provide innovative digital business solutions. ...
Business Intelligence and Data Mining
INMR77 is concerned with using business intelligence and data mining techniques for managerial decision making. Data mining is the process of selection, exploration and analysis of large quantities of data...
Business Domain and Requirements Analysis
INMR66 is concerned withthe fundamental aspects of business domain and requirements analysis. Its focus is on using a holistic approach which covers the people, processes, technology, and organisation aspects to...
Programme Director for MSc Information Management and Digital Business
Module convenor:
- Digital Innovation
- Business Intelligence and Data Mining
- Business Domain and Requirements Analysis
Other courses taught:
- MBA Strategic Information Management
External Examiner, School of Computer Science, University of Manchester, UK
External Examiner, Business School, University of Bedfordshire, UK
Project Supervisor/Consultant, Global MBA, Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, UK
Dr Debra Paul, Defining the Role of the Business Analyst: The Business Analysis Service Framework. (Awarded in 2018)
Dr Buddhi Pathak, An Investigation into Factors Affecting Value Co-creation between Businesses (Awarded in 2019)
Specialisms
- Digital and Service Innovation
- Digital Business and Platform Ecosystems
- Business Intelligence
- Services
- Consulting
- Technology
- Knowledge Intensive Sector
Location
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