Yang Hoong

Dr. Hoong’s research journey began with a deep curiosity about how businesses and society grapple with rapid technological change. While working in business and policy environments, he became increasingly aware of the tensions organizations face in balancing innovation with responsibility. This curiosity turned into commitment during his graduate studies, where he began exploring the governance of emerging technologies in international contexts. His research now focuses on how firms—particularly internationally operating businesses—respond to socio-technical innovations such as AI and cybersecurity. He is especially interested in how different institutional environments shape organizational decisions and how policy and governance mechanisms can either enable or constrain the governance and adoption of these innovations. Drawing from both qualitative and mixed methods approaches, his work contributes to the growing conversation on ethical, accountable and sustainable technological transitions. | International business, socio-technical change, governance

Yang Hoong is Assistant Professor at MacEwan University. Their stated interests include Dr. Hoong’s research journey began with a deep curiosity about how businesses and society grapple with rapid technological change. While working in business and policy environments, he became increasingly aware of the tensions organizations face in balancing innovation with responsibility. This curiosity turned into commitment during his graduate studies, where he began exploring the governance of emerging technologies in international contexts. His research now focuses on how firms—particularly internationally operating businesses—respond to socio-technical innovations such as AI and cybersecurity. He is especially interested in how different institutional environments shape organizational . This summary considered all 2 collected sources.