Deepa Mani
Associate Professor
Information Systems
Indian School of Business
India
Biography
Dr. Deepa Mani is an associate professor in the Information Systems group and Research Fellow at the Indian School of Business. She is the faculty coordinator for the IBM Research Collaboratory in service science at ISB. Professor Mani’s research interests are at the intersection of technology, organisation, and society. She is interested in studying the impact of technology on organisation of economic activity, including firm boundary decisions, and the impact of such organisation on firm value and economic productivity. Her research articles have been published in leading journals such as MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research, Sloan Management Review and MIS Quarterly Executive. They have also been featured in refereed conference proceedings, edited book chapters, and popular media outlets such as Forbes, CIO Magazine, Economic Times, LiveMint, Yahoo Finance and The Street.
Research Interest
She is interested in studying the impact of technology on organisation of economic activity, including firm boundary decisions, and the impact of such organisation on firm value and economic productivity
Publications
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Mani, Deepa.,Barua, Anitesh.,Whinston, Andrew. (2013) "Outsourcing Contracts and Equity Prices", Information Systems Research, 24 (4), 1028 – 1049
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Mani, Deepa.,Srikanth, Kannan.,Anandhi Bharadwaj. (2014) "Efficacy of R&D Work In Offshore Captive Centers: An Empirical Study of Task Characteristics, Coordination Mechanisms And Performance", Information Systems Research, 25 (4), 846-864
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Kiron Ravindran, Anjana Susarla, Mani, Deepa.,Vijay Gurbaxani. (2015) "Social Capital and Contract Duration in Buyer-Supplier Networks for Information Technology Outsourcing", Information Systems Research, 26 (2), 379-397
