2026 Paul Beynon-Davies: Computer Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Computer Science	32	13079	12691	837	824	265	5034

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Computer Science

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Overview

Paul Beynon-Davies is affiliated with Cardiff University in the United Kingdom. Their academic work includes contributions to the field through various publications and book authorship.

Their book publications include titles from two publishers:

World Scientific: Data and Society (2021), cited 4 times
Concordia University: Business Analysis and Design: Understanding Innovation in Organisation (2021), with no recorded citations

Best Publications

Understanding blockchain technology for future supply chains: a systematic literature review and research agenda

Yingli Wang;Jeong Hugh Han;Paul Beynon-Davies

1187
Citations
Reconfiguring the user : Using rapid Application Development

Hugh Mackay;Chris Carne;Paul Beynon-Davies;Doug Tudhope

247
Citations
Older people and internet engagement: Acknowledging social moderators of internet adoption, access and use

Rebecca A. Hill;Paul Beynon-Davies;Michael D. Williams

240
Citations
Information systems ‘failure’: the case of the London Ambulance Service's Computer Aided Despatch project

P. Beynon-Davies

234
Citations
An exploration of the attitudes and strategic responses of sole-proprietor micro-enterprises in adopting information and communication technology

Paul Jones;Geoff Simmons;Gary Packham;Paul Beynon-Davies

231
Citations
Constructing electronic government: the case of the UK inland revenue

Paul Beynon-Davies

192
Citations
Rapid application development (RAD): an empirical review

P. Beynon-Davies;C. Carne;H. Mackay;D. Tudhope

188
Citations
Information Systems: An Introduction To Informatics In Organisations

Paul Beynon-Davies

146
Citations
Evaluating electronic local government in the UK

Paul Beynon-Davies;Michael D Williams

143
Citations
Human error and information systems failure: the case of the London ambulance service computer-aided despatch system project

Paul Beynon-Davies

142
Citations
Ebusiness barriers to growth within the SME sector

Paul Jones;Paul Beynon‐Davies;Elizabeth Muir

126
Citations
Models for e‐government

Paul Beynon-Davies

95
Citations
The diffusion of information systems development methods

Paul Beynon-Davies;Michael D. Williams

93
Citations
Information systems evaluation and the information systems development process

Paul Beynon‐Davies;Ian Owens;Michael D. Williams

83
Citations
Information systems prototyping in practice

Paul Beynon-Davies;Douglas Tudhope;Hugh Mackay

82
Citations
Making sense of visual management through affordance theory

Paul Beynon-Davies;Reeva Lederman

82
Citations
The utility of rapid application development in large‐scale, complex projects

Hilary Berger;Paul Beynon-Davies

73
Citations
Ethnography and information systems development: Ethnography of, for and within is development

Paul Beynon-Davies

63
Citations
Design breakdowns, scenarios and rapid application development

Paul Beynon-Davies;Steve Holmes

52
Citations
Information Technology Usage in SMEs in a Developing Economy

Ademola Afolayan;Eoin Plant;Gareth R.T. White;Paul Jones

39
Citations
Information Systems Management

Paul Beynon-Davies

1
Citations
Business Information Systems

Paul Beynon-Davies

0
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Christopher B. Jones Cardiff University

External Links

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