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Christian Lennerholt is a Senior Lecturer in Information Systems Development at the School of Informatics, University of Skövde, Sweden. His work focuses on bridging theoretical research with practical implementation in business intelligence and data-driven decision making, with significant contributions to understanding implementation challenges in organizational contexts.
Dr. Lennerholt completed his doctoral studies in 2022 with the thesis "Facilitating the Implementation and Use of Self Service Business Intelligence." His academic journey includes extensive research in information systems, with publications spanning from 2007 to the present day.
His primary research interests center on Self-Service Business Intelligence implementation challenges, particularly examining user-related issues, data quality concerns, and organizational readiness factors. Dr. Lennerholt investigates how technology adoption intersects with human factors and organizational structures to determine the success or failure of business intelligence initiatives.
Analysis of Dr. Lennerholt's publication history reveals a consistent trajectory from foundational work on IT outsourcing relationships (2007-2009) toward specialized research on Self-Service Business Intelligence. His most recent work demonstrates increasing sophistication in addressing complex implementation challenges through frameworks like AQUIRE, while maintaining practical relevance for organizational practitioners.
Dr. Lennerholt currently leads the "Real-time environmental feedback" project (2023-2025), investigating how real-time data can reduce municipal resource consumption. Previously, he contributed to the "Resilient payment system" project (2016-2021), which examined collective action strategies during payment system disruptions across multiple societal sectors.
His academic contributions include numerous publications in reputable journals and conferences, with particular focus on implementation challenges, user adoption barriers, and practical frameworks for successful business intelligence deployment. Dr. Lennerholt has also made significant contributions to understanding information security in municipal contexts and innovative approaches to academic teaching and student throughput.
