BEng(SEU)Southeast University, China MSc(NJU)Nanjing University, China PhD(Bond) Kevin (Lei) Wang has a Bachelor's degree in Power Engineering and Master's degree in Computer Science. Prior to arriving at Bond he worked for five years as an electricity power engineer in China. He has just recently completed his Ph.D in component-based Software Engineering at Bond. Kevin's research interests are software component technology, software architecture and automated testing.
Articles
IT’s Impact on Organizational Performance: A Meta-Analysis (with Prashant Palvia, Tim Jacks, and Richard Schilhavy), AMCIS 2009 Proceedings (2009)
Despite the constant stream of research investigating IT business value, IT capabilities, and competitive advantage,...
An Approach to Provisioning E-Commerce Applications with Commercial Components (with Padmanabhan Krishnan), Information Technology papers (2006)
Component-based development is a trend towards building e-commerce applications. However, commercial components are rarely used...
A Framework for Checking Behavioral Compatibility for Component Selection (with Padmanabhan Krishnan), Information Technology papers (2006)
Component selection and composition are the main is- sues inComponent-Based Development (CBD). Existing approaches su er...
Spectral phase coding of broadband incoherent light and beat noise comparison in optical coherence multiplexing systems, ETD Collection for Purdue University (2000)
Asynchronous transmission schemes, such as optical code-division multiple-access (CDMA) and coherence multiplexing (CM) communication systems,...
Other
A collaboration framework of selecting software components based on behavioural compatibility with user requirements, Theses (2006)
Building software systems from previously existing components can save time and effort while increasing productivity....