Amy Huang
Lecturer in Management
School of Business and Governance Management
Murdoch University
Australia
Biography
I joined Murdoch from The University of Adelaide, where I completed my PhD in 2011. I have previously completed a Masters of Business Research from The University of Adelaide and an MSc in Management from University of Bristol, UK. My PhD thesis examined the applicability and effectiveness of ‘open innovation’, an emerging innovation mode, utilising different perspectives and in various contexts. My research on innovation has been linked with adjacent fields including strategic management (the resource-based view and competitive advantage) and knowledge management (absorptive capacity and appropriation). I also have a particular research interest relating to contemporary social, economic and business issues in China. I serve as a reviewer for a number of international peer-reviewed journals and conferences.
Research Interest
Open Innovation Knowledge Management
Publications
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Huang, A., Rice, J., Galvin, P., Martin, N., (2014), Openness and Appropriation: Empirical Evidence From Australian Businesses, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 61, 3, pages 488 - 498.
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Huang, A., Rice, J., Martin, N., (2015), Does open innovation apply to China? Exploring the contingent role of external knowledge sources and internal absorptive capacity in Chinese large firms and SMEs, Journal of Management & Organization, 21, 5, pages 594 - 613.
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Huang, A., Gardner, S., Moayer, S., (2016), Towards a framework for strategic knowledge management practice: Integrating soft and hard systems for competitive advantage, VINE: the journal of information and knowledge management systems, 46, 4, pages 492 - 507.
