Jinyang Zheng
Assistant Professor of Management
Management Information Systems
Education
PhD, Information Systems, University of Washington, 2017
Bachelor of Science, Fudan University, 2013
Journal Articles
- Zheng, J., Yin, G., Tan, Y. & Ding, J. (2023). "Does Help Help? An Empirical Analysis of Social Desirability Bias in Ratings." Information Systems Research Forthcoming.
- Deng, Y., Zheng, J., Huang, L. & Kannan, K. (2023). "Let Artificial Intelligence Be Your Shelf Watchdog: The Impact of Intelligent Image Processing-Powered Shelf Monitoring on Product Sales." MIS Quarterly vol. 47 (3), 1045-1072. | Related Website |
- Rhee, K. S., Zheng, J., Wang, Y., & Tan, Y. (2022). "Value of Information Sharing via Ride-hailing Apps: An Empirical Analysis." Information Systems Research vol. 34 (3), 1228-1244. | Related Website |
- Zheng, J., Wang, Y. & Tan, Y. (2022). "Platform Refund Insurance or Being Cast Out: Quantifying the Signaling Effect of Refund Options in the Online Service Marketplace." Information Systems Research vol. 34 (3), 910-934. | Related Website |
- Deng, Y., Zheng, J., Khern-am-nuai, W. & Kannan, K. (2022). "More than the Quantity: Estimating the Value of Editorial Review for UGC Platform." Management Science vol. 68 (9), 6865-6888. | Related Website |
- Zheng, J., Ren, F., Tan, Y. & Chen, X. (2020). "Optimizing Two-Sided Promotion for Transportation Network Companies: A Structural Model with Conditional Bayesian Learning." Information Systems Research vol. 31 (3), 692-714. | Related Website |
- Zheng, J., Qi, Z., Dou, Y. & Tan, Y. (2020). "How Mega is the Mega? Exploring the Spillover Effect of WeChat Using Graphical Model." Information Systems Research vol. 30 (4), 1343-1362. | Related Website |
Usage of Mobile Apps
Jinyang Zheng is an assistant professor at the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University. His recent study found that online transportation networks tools can significantly improve the operational flexibility and efficiency of public transportation system; early-stage large-scale sales promotion can stimulate consumer learning about online transportation networks; the "conform or to be cast out" policy can significantly enhance the consumer welfare; WeChat contributes to the usage of the smartphone ecosystem without squeezing out the usage of the other apps.
5-Year Service Recognition Award, Daniels School of Business
Gordon B. Davis Young Scholar Award, INFORMS Information Systems Society
Jay Ross Young Faculty Scholar Award, Daniels School of Business
Best Paper for Track Social Media and Digital Collaborations in ICIS 2020
Conference Best Paper Nominee of ICIS 2020
Kauffmann Award Best Student Paper Runner-up of ICIS 2020
Best Paper Award of CSWIM 2019
Best Student Paper Award Runner-up of CIST 2018
Best Student Paper Award Nominee of CIST 2017
- MGMT 54400 (Fall 2017; Spring 2019)
- MGMT 59000 (Fall 2018, 2019, 2021-2023; Spring 2021)
- MGMT 69000 (Spring 2018, 2021; Fall 2019, 2021-2023)