Diana Limburg

Dr. Diana Limburg is a Professor and MBA Director at Oxford Brookes Business School, overseeing the MBA programme's strategic development, quality assurance, and student experience. She teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Information Systems Strategy, Business Intelligence, Digital Strategy, and Knowledge Management. Her research focuses on IT applications in non-profit organizations, SMEs, and enterprise performance management (EPM), with a strong emphasis on knowledge transfer and organizational impact. She has led projects funded by Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs), contributing to practical solutions for charities and SMEs.

Education:

• PhD in Information Systems (Twente University, Netherlands)
• MBA (Details not specified)

Research Interests:

• IT in non-profits: Enhancing EPM systems for charities to improve decision-making and accountability.
• Strategic IT use in SMEs: Leveraging technology for competitive advantage through KTP collaborations.
• Telework and workflow systems: Designing frameworks for remote control and organizational performance.

Recent research highlights include studies on EPM in UK charities and value creation in knowledge-intensive services.

Professional Contributions:

• External examiner at Bradford, Buckingham, and Northumbria Universities.
• Board member of UKAIS (UK Academy for Information Systems) and organizer of their annual PhD consortium.
• Published widely in journals like Public Money & Management and presented at conferences such as ECIS and UKAIS.

Advising & Consultancy:

• Supervised two completed PhDs (eGovernment and FinTech) and currently co-supervises a part-time student on EPM in High-Tech Engineering.
• Consultancy through KTPs, focusing on bridging academic research with industry needs.