Dr. Collins Oboh | Accounting Ethics  | Best Researcher Award

Dr.  Collins Oboh University of Lagos, Nigeria

Dr. Maya Irjayanti is an Associate Professor at Telkom University, Indonesia, with expertise in operations management, supply chain management, and entrepreneurship. She has published widely in international journals, earning recognition for her work, including best paper awards. Additionally, she has authored ten reference books, contributing to the education and development of students. Dr. Irjayanti holds a PhD from Curtin University, Australia, and has extensive teaching and research experience. She also serves in leadership roles in various organizations and provides training in areas such as inventory management and leadership skills.

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Research for Best Researcher Award Evaluation

Strengths for the Award 🌟

1. Prolific Research Contributions: Dr. Maya Irjayanti has an extensive research portfolio in operations management and business, with publications in reputable international journals. Her research excellence is underscored by best paper awards, highlighting the impact and quality of her work.
2. Educational Impact through Authorship: Authoring ten reference books demonstrates her commitment to knowledge dissemination and teaching. These resources have likely facilitated a better understanding of complex management concepts among students and professionals.
3. Diverse Research Interests: Dr. Irjayanti’s research spans multiple critical areas including supply chain management, quality management, product design, and innovation management. This diversity not only shows her versatility but also her ability to contribute to various facets of the business and management fields.
4. Leadership in Academia and Industry: Her leadership roles, such as Head of Planning and Development and Head of the Management Undergraduate Program at Ekuitas School of Business, reflect her capability to manage academic programs effectively. Additionally, her involvement in international networks like the Curtin Alumni Chapter and Women of World Stateg Incorporation indicates strong global engagement and leadership influence.
5. Professional Training and Industry Engagement: Dr. Irjayanti’s experience as a trainer in key management areas such as supply chain and leadership skills showcases her ability to bridge academic knowledge with industry practice, adding practical value to her research and teaching.

Areas for Improvement 🔍

1. International Collaboration: While Dr. Irjayanti is well-connected within Indonesia and has involvement in international networks, expanding her research collaborations internationally could enhance the reach and impact of her work. Participating in global projects or co-authoring with international scholars might further elevate her research profile.
2. Focus on High-Impact Publications: While her research is well-published, focusing on more high-impact journals and presenting at top-tier international conferences could help strengthen her reputation and visibility in the global academic community.
3. Public Engagement and Knowledge Transfer: Increasing her participation in public-facing roles, such as giving keynote speeches, publishing popular articles, or engaging in community outreach, could amplify the societal impact of her work and reinforce her role as a thought leader.
4. Further Diversifying Leadership Experience: While Dr. Irjayanti has held key leadership roles, exploring higher strategic leadership positions, such as heading research centers or leading cross-disciplinary initiatives, could further demonstrate her ability to influence the field at a macro level.

Publication Top Notes

• Investment in Corporate Social Responsibility, Disclosure Practices, and Financial Performance of Banks in Nigeria
  • Authors: O. R. Oyewumi, O. A. Ogunmeru, C. S. Oboh
  • Journal: Future Business Journal
  • Year: 2018
  • Volume: 4
  • Issue: 2
  • Pages: 195-205
  • Citations: 197

 

• Perceived Relationship Between Corporate Capital Structure and Firm Value in Nigeria
  • Authors: S. B. Adeyemi, C. S. Oboh
  • Publisher: Centre for Promoting Ideas, USA
  • Year: 2011
  • Citations: 146

 

• Strategic Management Accounting and Decision Making: A Survey of the Nigerian Banks
  • Authors: C. S. Oboh, S. O. Ajibolade
  • Journal: Future Business Journal
  • Year: 2017
  • Volume: 3
  • Issue: 2
  • Pages: 119-137
  • Citations: 120

 

• Personal and Moral Intensity Determinants of Ethical Decision-Making: A Study of Accounting Professionals in Nigeria
  • Author: C. S. Oboh
  • Journal: Journal of Accounting in Emerging Economies
  • Year: 2019
  • Volume: 9
  • Issue: 1
  • Pages: 148-180
  • Citations: 47

 

• Ethical Decision-Making Among Professional Accountants in Nigeria: The Influence of Ethical Ideology, Work Sector, and Types of Professional Membership
  • Authors: C. S. Oboh, S. O. Ajibolade, O. J. Otusanya
  • Journal: Journal of Financial Reporting and Accounting
  • Year: 2020
  • Volume: 18
  • Issue: 2
  • Pages: 389-422
  • Citations: 44