Dr John Chamberlin
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Job title: Senior Lecturer
Email: j.e.chamberlin@derby.ac.uk
Personal website: www.johnsea.co.uk
Phone No: 01332 591840
Room: E510d, Kedleston Road
Recent publications
Chamberlin, J. E., (2009) 'Ready or Not?': Business Process Reengineering (BPR) in Local Government, Euram 2009, Liverpool, 14th May
Chamberlin, J. E., (2009) 'Business Process Reengineering: a retrospective look - Part 1', Management Services Journal, Lichfield, Winter, pp. 38-43
Chamberlin, J. E., (2010) 'Business Process Reengineering: a retrospective look - Part 2', Management Services Journal, Lichfield, Spring, pp. 13-20
Chamberlin, J. E., (2010) Ready to get Radical? Stepping up to the Plate:
An Empirical Study of Business Process Reengineering (BPR) in Local Government, Euram 2010, Rome, 20th May
Chamberlin, J. E., (2010) 'Time for Change: Business Process Reengineering, some enabling diagnostics' - Part 1, Management Services Journal, Lichfield, Winter, pp. 10-16
Chamberlin, J. E., (2011) 'Time for Change: Business Process Reengineering, some enabling diagnostics' - Part 2, Management Services Journal, Lichfield, Spring, pp. 29-33
Chamberlin, J. E., (2011) 'Who Put the 'ART' in 'SMART' Goals?', Management Services Journal, Lichfield, Autumn, pp. 22-27
Chamberlin, J. E., (2011) 'In Search of Unreasonableness: a set of SMART goals for BPR and transformational change', Management Services Journal, Lichfield, Winter, pp. 40-42
Submitted:
Chamberlin, J. E., Longbottom, D. & Dexter, B. P., (2012) 'Re-engineering services in the UK Public Sector; an empirical investigation of practice', submitted to Emerald International Journal of Public sector Management, 22nd Sept., 2011
Department: Centre for Entrepreneurial Management
Faculty: Business, Computing and Law
School: Derby Business School
Subject Area: Human Resource Management
Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Business, Computing and Law
Teaching responsibilities
Currently tutoring on Change Management (Lev. 6) and Managing the Dynamic Organisation (PG), plus I recently engaged via HIEC funding to work with Nott'm & Notts mental health services on a 'Lean' Improvement programme.
Professional interests
I am interested in Management & Leadership, Organisational Change, Business Process Engineering (BPR), Business Improvement, Change Management, Systems Thinking
Research interests
Business and organisational improvement (inc. BPR, systems thinking), Leadership - no current 'projects'.
Membership of professional bodies and advisory committees
I am a member of the Ashbourne Surgery's Patient Participation Group. I have also been a Business Mentor for the Prince's Trust for eleven years.
Recent Conferences
Transformation 2010 (May 2010), Euram 2010 (June 2010), Transformation 2011 (May 2011).
Additional Interests and Activities
I am a founding member of 'Sytoc Organisational Change research group - the Derby Business School's only formally registered research group.
For almost 50 years I have been an active member of the Midland Canoe Club, and have been its President for the last decade. My primary interests are kayaking on the sea, and have a number of 'firsts' to my credit, e.g. 1st unescorted, single-seat kayak crossing of the southern Irish Sea (St George's Channel) in 1972, 1st non-stop circumnavigation of the Isle of Anglesey in 1973, and first person to complete all three Irish Sea crossings (south, north and centre) by kayak, in 1996 (having completed the northern crossing in 1986). I have also kayaked out to the Isles of Scilly from Land's end, and circumnavigated the Isle of Wight three times. I am also a qualified UKCC Level 2 coach.
I also enjoy walking (with or without my dogs) and cycling with my wife, reading, and am a member of the Ashbourne Speed Skating Club.
Postgraduate qualifications
- Master of Business Administration (MBA), University of Derby
Research qualifications
- PhD on Business Process Reengineering in the Public Sector, University of Derby
