Robbert Kramer

Robbert Kramer serves as a Lecturer at TIAS Business School, affiliated with Tilburg University and Eindhoven University of Technology, while concurrently holding the position of Service Level Manager at Van Lanschot since 2005. His career spans academia and corporate finance, beginning with business informatics studies at the University of Twente and teaching IT Auditing at TIAS since 2002 after graduating from its specialized program.

His educational background includes:

• Business informatics studies at the University of Twente
• Graduation from TiasNimbas IT Auditing program (2002)

Kramer's research focuses on the critical intersection of technology, compliance, and risk management within financial systems. He specializes in Auditing, Internal Control, and IT Security with particular emphasis on wireless network vulnerabilities, COBIT frameworks, and regulatory compliance. His work bridges theoretical governance models with practical banking sector applications, addressing evolving threats in IT infrastructure and service-level management.

His publications demonstrate a consistent theme of translating technical IT risks into auditor-focused frameworks, particularly through two key articles on wireless security that establish methodologies for risk assessment and mitigation in network environments. These works reflect his applied approach to making complex technological challenges accessible for audit professionals.

No scientific awards were referenced in the source material.

Professionally, Kramer transitioned from Ernst & Young's internal training program (where he instructed on Unix, Windows, and internet systems) to Van Lanschot, evolving from internal auditor to IT department roles before becoming Service Level Manager post-outsourcing. The text contains no mention of graduate student supervision or research grant administration.

His current corporate role involves managing relationships with IBM and Accenture as external IT service providers, though specific research teams or laboratory affiliations are not detailed in the available information.