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Dr Camilla Noonan BA, MA, PhD
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Biography:
Camilla Noonan is a lecturer of Strategy and International Business at UCD Business Schools and a member of UCD's Center for Innovation, Technology and Organisation (CITO). She joined UCD in 2000. She completed her undergraduate and postgraduate studies at UCD and holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Reading, UK. Her research focuses on the spatial and organisational issues associated with technology and innovation. In 2003, she was the recipient of the Richard N. Farmer dissertation award at the US Academy of International Business and a finalist for the Gunnar Hedlund dissertation award at the European International Business Academy (EIBA). She has held visiting appointments at Rutgers Business School, USA (2004-2006) and is a board member (and Irish representative) of EIBA since 2007. Dr Noonan was the Academic Director of the CEMS (Community of European Management Schools) masters programme at UCD from 2008-2011.
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Research Interests
| Broadly, my research interest focuses on understanding the relationship between innovation, technology and
organisation, and the associated policy and management implications. Current projects include: - 'Innovation practice in large global software development firms - the use of ICT to support distributed communities of practice' - 'Innovation practice in the global semiconductor industry - the formation of networks around technical experts' |
Research Projects
| Sponsor : University College Dublin (UCD) Title : Creating Mindful Public Health Organisations in the Global South through ICT-enabled Innovation: A Practice Maturity Framework Approach Start Date / End Date : 17-MAY-10 / 16-NOV-11 |
| Sponsor : UCD Business Research Programme Title : Distributed Innovation Practice in Global Software Developments Start Date / End Date : 01-JAN-07 / 30-APR-10 |
| Sponsor : UCD Business Research Programme Title : What is valued out there? An investigation of Ireland's contribution to international knowledge Start Date / End Date : 01-JUN-07 / 31-MAY-09 |
| Sponsor : UCD Faculty of Commerce Title : Transnational Technology Networks: In Search of Large Scale Evidence Start Date / End Date : 01-JUN-04 / 31-DEC-07 |
| Sponsor : University College Dublin (UCD) Title : Technology change and network dynamics - the evolution of the biotech-pharma sector Start Date / End Date : 01-JUN-06 / 31-MAY-08 |
| Sponsor : Enterprise Ireland (EI) Title : Technology change and network dynamics - the evolution of the Biotech Pharma Sector Start Date / End Date : 01-JUL-06 / 01-JUL-08 |
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Book Chapters
| Kelly, S. and C. Noonan ; (2008) 'Risk, anxiety, and the production of comfort/ trust in the context of globalized modes of working: the case of an Ireland-India IS offshoring relationship' In: I. Oshri, J. Kotlarsky and L. P. Willcocks (eds). Outsourcing Global Services: Knowledge, Innovation and Social Capital. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. [Details] |
| Cantwell, J.C., C. Noonan ; (2007) 'Exploring the characteristics of technology spillovers using patent citation data' In: L. Piscitello and G. Santangelo (eds). Do Multinationals Feed Local Development and Growth?. Oxford: Elsevier. [Details] |
| Cantwell, J.C. and C. Noonan ; (2002) 'The Regional Distribution of Technological Development: Evidence from Foreign-Owned Firms in Germany' In: M. P. Feldman and N. Massard (eds). Institutions and Systems in the Geography of Innovation. Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers. [Details] |
| Noonan C.A., (with J.A. Cantwell and S. Iammarino); (2000) 'Sticky Places in Slippery Space - the Location of Innovation by MNCs in the European Regions' In: N. Pain (eds). Inward Investment, Technological Change and Growth. London: Macmillan. [Details] |
Peer Reviewed Journals
| Kelly, Séamas, Noonan, Camilla; (2008) 'Anxiety and psychological security in offshoring relationships: the role and development of trust as emotional commitment'. Journal of Information Technology, 23 (4). [Details] |
Conference Publications
| Kelly, Séamas; Noonan, Camilla; (2010) (Re-)assembling and translating public health infrastructures in the Global South . In: Landri, Paolo; Elkjær, Bente; Gherardi, Silvia eds. 26th European Group for Organization Studies (EGOS) Colloquium Lisbon, Portugal, , 01-JUL-10 - 03-JUL-10 [Details] |
| Kelly, Séamas; Noonan, Camilla; (2010) 'Information for Action': understanding attempts to transform public health practices in India Irish Forum for Global Health Biennial Conference Maynooth, Ireland, , 29-NOV-10 - 30-NOV-10 [Details] |
| Kelly, Séamas; Noonan, Camilla; Vidolov, Simeon; (2010) Facilitating productive collaboration in offshore software development work: project management as sociomaterial 'senseshaping' . In: Kotlarsky, Julia; Oshri, Ilan; Rottman, Joseph W.; Willcocks, Leslie P eds. The Fourth Information Systems Workshop on Global Sourcing: Services, Knowledge and Innovation Zermatt, Switzerland, [Details] |
| Cantwell, J.C., C. Noonan and F. Zhang; (2008) The Restructuring of Subsidiary Knowledge Sourcing: A phantom picture of the MNE? European International Business Academy (EIBA) [Details] |
| Kelly, S. and C. Noonan ; (2008) Collective sensemaking, power and relationship development in global software work: the anatomy of a crisis in an Ireland-India offshoring project The Second Information Systems Workshop on Global Sourcing: Services, Knowledge and Innovation [Details] |
| Cantwell, J.C., C. Noonan and F. Zhang; (2008) Technological Complexity and the Restructuring of Subsidiary Knowledge Sourcing in Intra-Multinational and Inter-Firm Networks Academy of International Business (AIB) [Details] | |||||||||
| Kelly, S. and C. Noonan ; (2007) Risk, anxiety and trust: the process of building the social infrastructure to support an IS offshoring relationship The First Information Systems Workshop on Global Sourcing: Services, Knowledge and Innovation [Details] | |||||||||
| Kelly, S. and C. Noonan ; (2007) Understanding emergent modes of distributed organising: the case of global software work Workshop on The Challenges of Collaborative Work in Global Software Development, ECSCW [Details] | |||||||||
| Kelly, S. and C. Noonan ; (2007) Producing comfort: risk, anxiety and trust in the development of an IS offshoring relationship 28th Annual International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) [Details] | |||||||||
| J. Cantwell and C. Noonan; (2004) Technology Relatedness 1890-1995 Academy of Management Annual Meeting, New Orleans, USA [Details] | |||||||||
| Noonan, C.; (2003) 'Technology Sourcing by MNEs - modelling the complex process of local interactions' Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Seattle, USA [Details] | |||||||||
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Reports
| Kelly, Séamas; Noonan, Camilla; (2010) Assessment of District Health System (DHIS2) Implementation in Gujarat, India. Reports [Details] |
Honours and Awards
| Year: 2008. Title: Best Reviewer |
| Year: 2003. Title: Recipient, Richard N. Farmer Dissertation Award |
| Year: 2003. Title: Finalist, Gunnar Hedlund Award |
Associations
| Association: European International Business Academy (EIBA), Function/Role: Board member and Irish Representative |
| Association: University of Ulster, Function/Role: External Examiner |
| Association: The Association of Global Management Studies, Function/Role: Member of the Editorial Board |
| Association: Informations Systems SIG for ICT in Global Development, Function/Role: Co-chair (membership) for Europe |
Conference Contributions
| Noonan, C.; (2002) 'How localized is knowledge sourcing? - Evidence from foreign-owned firms. [Oral Presentation], European International Business Association, Athens , 01-DEC-02. |
Committees
| Committee : Research Committee, School of Business, 2011 - |
| Committee : Teaching and Learning Committee, School of Business, 2006-2010 |
| Committee : Seed Funding Panel for the College of Business and Law |
| Committee : Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship Committee |
Education
| Year 2011 Institution: University College Dublin Qualification: Diploma Subject: Diploma in Business and Executive Coaching |
| Year 2002 Institution: University of Reading Qualification: PhD Subject: |
| Year 1992 Institution: University College Dublin Qualification: MA Subject: |
| Year 1991 Institution: University College Dublin Qualification: BA Subject: |
Other Activities
| Academic director of the CEMS masters program 2008-2011. CEMS is masters degree awarded by an international network of 26 top international management schools. During my tenure, UCD moved from bottom of the rankings to one of the top three schools in the network |
Teaching Interests
| Strategy; International Business |
