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[email protected] EWILLY LIEW JIE YING www.linkedin.com/in/ewillyliew www.researchgate.net/profile/Ewilly_Liew scholar.google.com/citations?user=tY4Ew74AAAAJ EDUCATION Ph.D. in Management and Econometrics | Monash University Malaysia 2016 Thesis Title: Impact of Social Network Technology on University Student’s Dynamic Capabilities and Creative Performance in Malaysia (Feb 2013 – Dec 2015) Supervisors: Assoc. Prof. Santha Vaithilingam and Prof. Mahendhiran Nair First Class Honours Bachelor of Business and Commerce | Monash University Malaysia 2010 Thesis Title: Key Drivers of Social Networking Sites in a Developing Country: An Empirical Analysis of Facebook in Malaysia (CGPA 3.88) Bachelor of Business and Commerce | Monash University Malaysia 2009 Major: Accounting, Econometrics and Business Statistics (CGPA 3.57) Diploma in Business with IT | Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation Malaysia 2006 Courses: Business Strategy, Information Systems, Programming Languages (CGPA 3.56) WORK EXPERIENCE Lecturer in Business Analytics | Monash University Malaysia Mar 2015 – Present Academic Advisor for Business Analytics | Monash University Malaysia 2016 – 2018 Subjects currently taught: Data Modeling and Computing (ETW1010), Survey Methods and Managerial Statistics (ETW2420), Applied Econometrics (ETW3410), Enterprise Analytics (formerly Enterprise Resource Planning using SAP®; ETW3483), Applied Business Analytics (new and upcoming master’s unit). Tutor under Ph.D. Stipend Scholarship | Monash University Malaysia 2013 – 2015 Sessional Tutor in Econometrics & Business Statistics | Monash University Malaysia 2011 – 2012 Sessional Lecturer and Tutor | Help University Malaysia 2012 Subjects taught: Management, E-Commerce, Mathematics Social Media Analyst and Associate Consultant | One Two One Advisor Sdn. Bhd. 2012 Chairman | Junior Bestari Ria Kindergarten 2009 – 2012 Operation Manager | Sri Bestari Childcare Center 2008 – 2011 Associate Junior Auditor | S.P. Kong & Chang Audit and Tax Sdn. Bhd. 2006 AWARDS National Top 20 Finalist, SAS National FinTech Challenge 2017 Winner, Jeffrey Cheah Travel Grant Award for Southeast Asia Studies at Harvard University 2015 Most Promising Paper by a Student Award, International Statistical Institute (ISI) 2014 Postgraduate Research Degree (Ph.D.) Full Scholarship Award, Monash University Malaysia 2013 Honours Undergraduate Degree Full Scholarship Award, Monash University Malaysia 2010 Overall Best Thesis and Presentation Award, Monash University Malaysia 2010 Dean’s Honours List, BBusCom (Hons) 2010 Dean’s Honours List, BBusCom 2009 Golden Key Award for Academic Excellence, Golden Key International Honour Society 2007 – 2010 Diploma Full Scholarship Award, NST-MAPCU Higher Education Scholarship 2004 – 2006 Page 1 KEY RESEARCH INTERESTS Creativity, Knowledge Creation, Entrepreneurship, Technology, Behavioral Psychology, Business Analytics PUBLICATIONS Journal Articles Liew, E.J.Y., Vaithilingam, S. and Nair, M. (2014), Facebook and Socio-economic Benefits in the Developing World, Behaviour & Information Technology, 33(4): 345-360. doi:10.1080/0144929X.2013. 810775 (ABDC-A) Book Chapters Liew, E. J.Y., Vaithilingam, S. and Nair, M. (2014), Social Network Technology and Socio-economic Use Behaviors in Malaysia. In R. Ramachandran (Ed.), ICT Strategic Review 2014/2015: Breaching the New Frontiers in the Digital Age (pp. 207–232). Malaysia: PIKOM and MOSTI. Conference Papers Liew, E.J.Y., Poh Y.H., Koh, S.K.M., French, J.A., and Teh, P.L. (2018), The Use of Electronic Medical Record System on Dynamic Capabilities and Physician Productivity. In Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Electronic Business (ICEB), 2 -6 December, Guilin, China (an affiliated conference of the Association for Information Systems (AIS)). Liew, E.J.Y., Koh, S.G.M., French, J.A., and Poh, Y.H. (2018), Are Medical Practitioners Ready for Analytics using the Electronic Medical Record System? In Proceedings of the 4th ISM International Statistical Conference (ISM-IV), 1 – 2 August, Sunway University, Malaysia (Organizer: Department of Statistics Malaysia). Poh, Y. H., Ruslan, S. R., Liew, E.J.Y., Koh, S.G.M., and French, J.A. (2018), Doctor’s Productivity Using the Electronic Medical Record System: A Dynamic Capabilities Perspective. The Annual Scientific Meeting on Intensive Care (ASMIC), 20 – 23 September, Shangri-la Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Organizer: Malaysian Society of Intensive Care). French, J.A., Koh, S.G.M., and Liew, E.J.Y. (2018) Co-creation and Well-being Outcomes in Healthcare. The Korean Scholars of Marketing Science International Conference, 10 – 11 November, Sogang University, Seoul, Korea. Liew, E. J.Y., Vaithilingam, S. and Nair, M. (2015), Quality of the Regulatory Governance and Affordability on Economic and Information Seeking Use of Facebook in Malaysia. The 11th International Conference on Technology, Knowledge, and Society, 23 – 24 February, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA. Liew, E. J.Y., Vaithilingam, S. and Nair, M. (2014), Quality of the Regulatory Governance and Affordability on Information Seeking Use of Facebook in a Developing Country. The International Statistical Institute Regional Statistics Conference (ISI-RSC), 16 – 19 November, Sasana Kijang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Organizer: Bank Negara Malaysia) – Received the Best Paper Award. Others Koh, S.G.M., French, J.A., and Liew, E.J.Y. (2018) Quality Healthcare Services in Future Cities: Progress and Challenges. Researcher Links Workshop: Data Analytics for Future Cities Research, VN-UK Institute for Research & Executive Education, 11 – 13 July, The University of Danang, Da Nang, Vietnam. Page 2 Journal Articles Under Review Liew, E.J.Y., Vaithilingam, S. and Nair, M. (2018), Creative Performance for Academic and Non- academic Outcomes: A Dynamic Capabilities Perspective in the Online Environment. Under review: Studies in Higher Education (ERA-A*; ABDC-A). Zhamgyrchiev, N., Liew, E.J.Y., and Vaithilingam, S. (2018), Key Factors that Influence Entrepreneurial Intention and Behaviour among University Students. Submitted: Education & Training (ERA-A*; ABDC- not available). RESEARCH GRANTS Principal Researcher | OM Connect Sdn. Bhd. (Openminds ResourcesTM) 2018 – Present Project Title: Study of User Interfacibility, Use Behavior and Impact of RoundUp Analytics on Decision- Making Effectiveness among Firms in Malaysia | Industry collaboration. Funding amount: RM25,008.00 Co-Researcher | Monash Social & Economic Transformation in Asia Grant 2018 – Present Project Title: Assessing the effects of biodiversity and tourist knowledge of biodiversity on economic benefits of ecotourism: A scientific approach |Inter-faculty collaboration. Principal Researcher | Monash GA21 Multidisciplinary Platform Large Grant 2016 – 2018 Project Title: Leveraging Dynamic Capabilities for Healthcare Analytics through Quality Use of Technology | Inter-department and Inter-institution collaboration. Funding Amount: RM19,996.00 Principal Researcher | School of Business Seed Grant, Monash University Malaysia 2016 Project Title: Impact of Social Network Technology on Dynamic Capabilities and Creative Performance among University Students in Malaysia | Extension of PhD research. Funding Amount: RM10,000.00 RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIPS Quantitative Research Assistant | Corporate Governance Department, Bursa Malaysia 2014 – 2016 Project Title: Analysis of Corporate Governance Disclosures in Annual Reports 2013, 2014, 2015 Graduate Research Assistant | School of Business, Monash University Malaysia 2011 – 2012 Project Title: Sustainable ICT development among ‘urban-poor’ communities in Malaysia, Fundamental Research Grant Scheme (FRGS), Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia Research Analyst | School of Business, Monash University Malaysia 2011 – 2012 Project Title: Service Quality of Undergraduate and Postgraduate Course Management Office Research Assistant | Monash Econometrics & Business Statistics Department 2009 – 2011 SUPERVISION Co-supervisor | Kim Seong Shik, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) April 2018 – Present Thesis Proposal Title: Social Media and Tourism: The influence of User-generated Content on Traveler’s perceived destination image and travel intention [Supervisor: A/P. Elaine Chew] Main supervisor | Shendy Boenyamin, Master of International Business (MIB) Nov 2017 – Feb 2018 Project Title: TF Value-Mart Customers and Competitors Analysis. MKM5211 Applied Business Project with TF Value-Mart Sdn. Bhd. (Conventional Grocery); Passed with Distinction Page 3 Main supervisor | Erica Jioe, Master of International Business (MIB) Nov 2017 – Feb 2018 Project Title: Jasons Food Hall Out-of-stock Analysis. MKM5211 Applied Business Project with Happy Fresh Sdn. Bhd. (Online Grocery); Passed with High Distinction Main supervisor | Nursultan Zhamgyrchiev, BBusCom (Hons) First Class Honours 2016 – 2017 Thesis Title: Key Factors that Influence Entrepreneurial Intention and Entrepreneurial Behavior among University Students in Malaysia: A Social Clustering Approach [Co-supervisor: A/P. Santha Vaithilingam] PUBLIC SPEAKING AND WORKSHOPS Organizing Committee Lead | SAP-ASEAN Data Analytics Enablement Training Workshop, Monash Business School Education Office and Econometrics & Business Statistics Department April 2018 Trainer | Early Career Researcher (ECR) Seminar and Workshop Series 2/2017: SAP Lumira for Visualization and Analytics, Business Simulation Lab, Monash University Malaysia September 2017 Trainer | Knowledge Sharing Session on Data Visualization
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