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DESCRIPTION: Seminar Title: Industry-Engaged Research: A Collaborative Part
 nership \n\n Abstract: Industry-engaged research plays a critical role in 
 strengthening the link between academia and practice in contemporary innov
 ation ecosystems. Collaboration lies at the core of industry-engaged resea
 rch\, facilitating the exchange of expertise\, resources\, and perspective
 s\, and supporting the co-creation of knowledge that is both practically a
 nd policy-relevant. Such engagement enhances the translation of research i
 nto real-world applications and improves the alignment of research agendas
  to address societal and economic needs. Industry-engaged research should 
 be viewed as a strategic policy mechanism for driving innovation\, improvi
 ng research impact\, and building sustainable partnerships between univers
 ities\, industry\, and the wider society. Yet many scholars and practition
 ers struggle to cultivate such partnerships. This reflective presentation 
 draws on exemplar\nindustry-engaged collaborations to showcase different t
 ypes of impact and lessons learned. \n\n Bio: Denis Dennehy is Professor
  of Information Systems &amp\; Sustainability at the School of Management\
 , Swansea University\, where he serves as School Research Lead. Drawing up
 on industry-engaged research\, his work investigates the mediating influen
 ce of information systems and analytics\, as well as their implications fo
 r teams\, organisations\, and broader society. The significance of his ind
 ustry-engaged research was recently recognised with the Association for In
 formation Systems (AIS) Impact Award (2025)\, an international award for i
 nformation systems research that demonstrates tangible impact on business 
 practices and societal advancement. He has worked on multi-year industry-o
 riented projects funded by the UKRI\, Welsh Government\, Enterprise Irel
 and\, Science Foundation Ireland\, Erasmus+ and Irish Aid. \n\n His resear
 ch has been published in journals such as the Information Systems Journal\
 , International Journal of Operations Management\, European Journal of Ope
 rations Research\, Information &amp\; Management\, Information Systems Fro
 ntiers\, Journal of Business Logistics\, and practitioner outlets such as 
 Harvard Business Review\, Cutter Business Technology Journal\, and IEEE. \
 n\n He is co-editor-in-chief of the Communications of the Association for 
 Information Systems and has guest-edited many special issues in his field.
  He is a Distinguished Member – Cum Laude of the AIS\, and recipient of 
 the AIS Sandra Slaughter Service Award (2023). He is a member of the Chart
 ered ABS Research Committee\, Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academ
 y (SFHEA)\, and Senior Member of IEEE. Prior to joining academia\, he work
 ed in Kenya for several years with local and international NGOs. \n\n Phot
 ographs will be taken during this seminar and may be shared on social medi
 a. If you do not wish to appear\, please notify tbs.research@tcd.ie. \n
LAST-MODIFIED:20260330T104116
LOCATION:TBS Room 436 & via Zoom
ORGANIZER:mailto:TBS.Research@tcd.ie
SUMMARY:CDBA Research Seminar: Prof Denis Dennehy
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/trinity-business-school/research-seminar-denis-
 dennehy
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/trinity-business-school/research-seminar-denis-
 dennehy
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