Kyungmyung Jang

  • Assistant Professor Information Management and Business Analytics Feliciano School of Business
Email
jangk@montclair.edu
Location
Montclair > Feliciano School of Business
Office Hours (Spring)

Monday: 5:10 pm - 6:40 pm

Thursday: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Biography

Dr. Kyungmyung Jang is a dedicated scholar and educator in the information systems field. His primary research interests involve exploring the impact of new technology adoptions (e.g., artificial intelligence, blockchain, and quantum computing) on information security, the effects of new information technology on firm performance, as well as investigating the potential negative consequences of technology usage on individuals. He has contributed to the academic field through his publications in the domain of blockchain and information security. His research approach is characterized by the utilization of sophisticated methodologies, including machine learning and econometrics, to rigorously test hypotheses through theoretical foundations and derive revelatory insights from research findings. 
He has extensive experience teaching programming languages and artificial intelligence-based decision-making systems.

Research

馃敆 Blockchain 
馃懆鈥嶐煉 Artificial Intelligence 
馃攼 Information Security 
 

Publications

  • Journal Article: J. Hong, Y. Ahn, K. Jang (2025). Dynamic Accounting Information Uncertainty Following CFO Turnover. Australian Accounting Review
  • Journal Article: H. Kim, J. Kim, K. Jang, J. Han (2020). Are the Blockchain-Based Patents Sustainable for Increasing Firm Value?. Sustainability
  • Journal Article: M. Kang, A. Miller, K. Jang, H. Kim (2022). Firm performance and information security technology intellectual property. Technological Forecasting and Social Change
  • Journal Article: J. Sim, K. Jang (2023). Blockchain innovation and firm鈥檚 financial performance: patent analysis based on firm-level information. Applied Economics
  • Journal Article: K. Jang, H. Kim, M. Kang (2024). The Effects of Government Labour Intervention on Firm Performance and Innovation. Applied Economics
  • Journal Article: K. Jang, A. Nehme, M. Warkentin (2024). A Replication Study on Users鈥 Congruence with Piracy Deterrence Messages. AIS Transactions on Replication Research

Honors & Awards

  • Best Student Paper Award , Southern Association for Information Systems (March 2024)

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