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Shohil Kishore is a Lecturer in the Department of Information Systems and Operations Management at the University of Auckland Business School. His research focuses on information systems, with particular interests in temporality, organizing, social media, and emerging technologies. He completed a PhD at the University of Auckland, with an earlier thesis titled The Social Web Gendered Privacy Model: A Perspective from Late-Adolescent Females completed in 2017. Kishore has published work on topics including temporal dynamics frameworks for computationally intensive social media research, information diffusion through social media analytics, and bridging data-researcher gaps. His contributions appear in journals and conferences such as the Journal of Information Technology and ECIS proceedings. Prior to his academic role, he has experience delivering IT projects. Kishore maintains an active profile on Google Scholar with citations exceeding 180.
Kishore serves in teaching and supervision roles within the Business School. His work explores the implications of social media during crises and pandemics, including studies on microinfluencers and mental health impacts. No major awards, fellowships, editorial roles, or additional institutional appointments are documented in official university profiles or academic databases.
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