Dr Luke Houghton

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B Business Information Systems, M Business Research, PhD

Lecturer, Griffith Business School

Real world 'messy' problem solving
Perspective shifting as problem solving
Feral systems
The role of management practice in the development of enterprise systems,
The use of web 2.0 technologies in teaching practice and systems thinking as it applies to management theorising

Kerr, D. V., Houghton, L. and Burgess K., 2007, 'Power Relationships That Lead To The Development Of Feral Systems', Australasian Journal of Information Systems, Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 141-152.
Houghton, L. and Kerr, D., 2006, 'A study into the creation of feral information systems as a response to an enterprise resource planning systems implementation within the supply chain of a large government-owned corporation', International Journal of Internet and Enterprise Management, Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 135-147.
Houghton, L. and Ledington, P., 2004, 'The Engagement Approach to Real-World Problem Solving: Towards a coherent Soft-Systems-based theoretical platform for real-world problem solving', Systemic Practice and Action Research, Vol. 17, No. 5, pp. 497-510.

Hobson, D., Kerr D., Burgess K. and Houghton L., 2005, 'The inefficiencies and excess's of enterprise resource planning systems', Excess and Organization: Proceedings of SCOS XXIII: Stockholm 2005, Stockholm Sweden.
Gururajan, R., Kerr, D., Moloney, C. and Houghton, L., 2005, 'An investigation into the factors of adoption of wireless applications for data management by nurses', Asia-Pacific Decision Sciences Institute 10th Conference, Taiwan.
Kerr, D., Hobson, D., Burgess, K. and Houghton, L., 2005, 'Enterprise resource planning systems Implementations - the pitfalls of a positivist outlook', Proceedings of the 10th Annual Conference of Asia-Pacific Decision Sciences Institute, Taiwan.
Burgess, K. and Houghton, L., 2005, 'The role of information technology in innovation within Supply Chains: is the research framework the problem', 4th Annual Critical Management Studies Conference Proceedings, Cambridge, UK.
Houghton, L., Kerr, D. and Burgess, K., 2004, 'SAP - is it systematic research bias, which is to blame for such post implementation disappointment?', 15th Australian Conference on Information Systems 2004. Managing New Wave Information Systems: Enterprise, Government and Society, Hobart Tasmania.