Roy Jones

Roy Jones

Clinical Professor
Area(s) of Expertise
Health Science Management
Information Systems
Bio

Before pursuing his PhD, Jones was a lecturer for the Stanford University computer science department. In addition, he founded a relational database consulting firm. In this capacity, he worked with Fortune 500 firms and start-ups.

Courses
Digital Business Strategy
Health IT & Analytics
Business Information Systems & Analytics
Information Systems for Management: Part B
Information Systems for Management
Information Systems for Management: Part A
Managment Information Systems
Research Interests
Professor Jones’s current research studies markets for information goods and the im­pact of development costs and the complexity of the development process on market structure. He is broadly interested in the information industries, in particular the economics of information systems, electronic business, health information technology, and the evolution of the information technology industry.
Teaching Interests

Computers and Information Systems

Publications
Reflections on Teaching Online
Reflections on Teaching Online
SSRN
Impact of Non-Cardiovascular Disease Burden on Thirty-Day Hospital Readmission in Heart Failure Patients
2018
Cardiology Journal
Issue
6
Volume
25
Prior Hospital Admission Predicts Thirty-Day Hospital Readmission
2016
Cardiology Journal
Issue
2
Volume
23
Information Goods vs. Industrial Goods: Cost Structure and Competition
2011
Management Science
Issue
1
Volume
57
Pay for Performance: 10 Things You Should Know
2010
Critical Connections
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