Wynne Chin

Professor

Wynne Chin

Bio

Wynne Chin joined the faculty at the University of Houston in the fall of 1997. He received his doctorate from the University of Michigan in Computers and Information Systems, M.S. in chemical engineering (biomedical option) from Northwestern University, MBA from the University of Michigan, and a bachelors in biophysics from U.C. Berkeley. He has published in journals such as MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research, and Decision Sciences. Dr. Chin's substantive interests include modeling the individual IT adoption process, end-user satisfaction, and developing group process measures such as cohesion, satisfaction, and consensus to understand the impact of electronic meeting systems. More recently, he has begun work on cross-cultural analysis. His research is largely empirical and quantitative relying on lab and Monte Carlo experiments as well as surveys. Methodologically Dr. Chin focuses on construct development through the use of structural equation modeling (both covariance-based and partial least squares) as well as developing new causal modeling techniques for topics such as assessing interaction effects.

Research Interests

  • Individual IT adoption process
  • End-user satisfaction
  • Developing group process measures such as cohesion, satisfaction, and consensus to understand the impact of electronic meeting systems
  • Cross-cultural analysis

Publications

  • Chin, Wynne W. and Andrew Schwarz. "Looking Forward: Toward an Understanding of the Nature and Definition of IT Acceptance." (JAIS) Journal of the Association of Information Systems. [2007]
  • Chin, Wynne W. and A. M Wicks. "Measuring the Three Process Segments of a Customer's Service Experience for an Outpatient Surgery Center." International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance. [2007]
  • Chin, Wynne W., M. Parent, and W.D. Salisbury. "Robbing Peter To Pay Paul: The Differential Effect Of GSS Restrictiveness On Process Satisfaction And Group Cohesion, Group Decision and Negotiation." Group Decision and Negotiation. [2007]
  • Chin, Wynne W., Andrew Schwarz, Manjari Mehta, and Norman Johnson. "Understanding Frameworks and Reviews: A Commentary to Assist us in Moving Our Field Forward by Analyzing Our Past." The Data Base for Advances in Information Systems. [2007]
  • Chin, Wynne W. "Methods and Applications in Marketing and Related Fields, A Permutation Based Procedure for Multi-Group PLS Analysis: Results of Tests of Differences on Simulated Data and a Cross Cultural Analysis of the Source." Handbook of Partial Least Squares Concepts. [2006]
  • Chin, Wynne W. "Methods and Applications in Marketing and Related Fields, On reporting PLS based research: Issues and Approaches." Handbook of Partial Least Squares Concepts. [2006]
  • Chin, Wynne W. "Methods and Applications in Marketing and Related Fields, Cross-Validation Indices For PLS Path Model Assessment." Handbook of Partial Least Squares Concepts. [2006]
  • Chin, Wynne W., A. Majchrak, C. Beath, R. Lim. "Managing Client Dialogues During Information Systems Design to Facilitate Client Learning." MIS Quarterly. [2005]
  • Limayem, M., Khalifa, M., & Chin, W. W. "Factors Motivating Software Piracy: A Longitudinal Study", Volume 51/4, pp. 414-425, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, [2004]
  • Limayem, M., Khalifa, M., and Chin, W.W. "CASE Tools Usage and Impact on System Development Performance", Vol. 14 pp. 153-174, Organizational Computing & Electronic Commerce, Journal of, [2004]
  • Brown, S. P. & Chin, W. W. "Satisfying and Retaining Customers through Independent Service Representatives.", Vol. 35/3 pp. 527-550, Decision Sciences, [2004]
  • Schwarz, A., Junglas, I. A, Krotov, V., & Chin, W. W. "Exploring the Role of Experience and Compatibility in Using Mobile Technologies", Vol. 2 pp. 337-356, Information Systems and e-Business Management, [2004]
  • Chin, W. W , Salisbury, W. D.,.Gopal, A., & Newsted, P. "Authors' Reply: When Should Data Overrule Theory In Scale Development?", Volume 14/4, pp. 360-363, Information Systems Research, [2003]
  • Taylor, D.S., Goles, T., and Chin, W.W. "Measuring Student Learning: An Empirical Solution With Implications For Is Education And Beyond", Volume 1/2, pp. 41-52, Abacus, [2002]
  • Salisbury, W.D., Chin, W.W., Gopal, A., and Newsted, P.R. "Better Theory Through Measurement: Developing A Scale To Capture Consensus On Appropriation", Volume 13/1, pp. 91-103, Information Systems Research, [2002]
  • Chin, W. W., Marcolin, B. L., & Newsted, P. R "A Partial Least Squares Latent Variable Modeling Approach For Measuring Interaction Effects: Results From A Monte Carlo Simulation Study And Electronic Mail Emotion/Adoption Study", Volume 14/2, pp. 189-217, Information Systems Research, [2002]
  • Jones, E., Sundaram, S., and Chin, W.W. "Factors Leading to Sales Force Automation Use: A Longitudinal Analysis", Volume 22/3, pp. 145-156, Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management, [2002]
  • Reinartz, W., Echambadi, R., and Chin, W.W. "Generating Non-Normal Data for Stimulation of Structural Equation Models Using Mattson's Method", Volume 37/2, pp. 227-244, Multivariate Behavioral Research, [2002]

Books

  • Chin, Wynne W. et al. (Editors). Handbook of Partial Least Squares Concepts, Methods and Applications in Marketing and Related Fields. Springer Verlag. [2007]

Contact Info

Phone:
713-743-4728
Email:
wchin@uh.edu
Room:
280D
Website:
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Education

Ph.D.
University of Michigan
M.S.
Northwestern University
MBA
University of Michigan
BS
U.C. Berkeley

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