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Jason Davis (born 1976) is an is an American author and professor at INSEAD Business School, based in Singapore, SG.[1]
Education
Born in Los Angeles, CA, Jason was raised in Richfield, Utah. After his early years, he went on to MIT in 1998 to gain his e S.B. in Brain and Cognitive Sciences. Afterwords in 2000 he went to, California Institute of Technology, to receive his, M.S. in Computation and Neural Systems. After that, he started his education at Stanford where he gained both his M.A. in Sociology, and his Ph.D. in Management Science and Engineering. His Dissertation was titled: Collaborative Innovation, Organizational Symbiosis, and the Embeddedness of Strategy. [2]
Work
Digital Relationships: Network Agency Theory and Big Tech
In 2023, Jason published his first book titled Digital Relationships: Network Agency Theory and Big Tech. This book focuses on why organizations fail to mobilize the social networks that their employees use. [3] This book was reviewed by Mark Granovetter who stated, "In this highly original volume, Jason Davis revisits the classic problem that individual and organizational goals typically diverge. He does so in the context of modern digital media that dramatically facilitate individuals' creation of network ties. When such networking is at cross-purposes to organizational well-being – as often happens when weak ties proliferate – managers badly need the ingenious advice that Davis offers." It was also reviewed by Kathleen Eisenhardt who stated, "Rarely does a book come along that so completely rewrites what we thought we knew. Digital Relationships is just such a book. It's a 'must-read' for academics and executives who want to understand why social networks are so challenging. By probing the deepening chasm between individual and organizational interests, Digital Relationships will re-shape your conception of how social networks work. And more often, don't."
Publications
2023 Digital Relationships: Network Agency Theory and Big Tech. Stanford University Press
References
- ^ "Jason P. Davis". INSEAD. Retrieved 2024-07-16.
- ^ Davis, Jason (Feb 1, 2023). "Jason Davis CV 20230201". sites.insead.edu. Insead. Retrieved Jul 16, 2024.
- ^ Davis, Jason (2023). Digital Relationships: Network Agency Theory and Big Tech. Stanford: Stanford University Press. ISBN 978-0-8047-9110-6.