Ida Gremyr

Ida Gremyr is a Full Professor at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management at Chalmers University of Technology. She specializes in Quality Management Practices, Organising for Quality Management, and Service Management, with a focus on sustainability, healthcare, and digitalization. Her research collaborates with both private and public sector partners, including healthcare organizations. She directs the master’s programme 'Quality and Operations Management,' emphasizing pedagogical innovation and competence development for quality practitioners.

Her research spans topics such as aligning quality management with UN Sustainable Development Goals, digital health care self-monitoring, and resilience in healthcare process management. She explores challenges posed by digitalization on quality professionals’ roles and competencies. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications, including service blueprinting, patient involvement in quality improvement, and Lean Energy methodologies.

Gremyr’s contributions include advancing service supply chains, enhancing internal audits’ business relevance, and analyzing leadership dynamics in remote work contexts. She advocates for integrating lifelong learning and workplace practices through live-case studies. Her research often highlights the intersection of standardized processes and customization, particularly in healthcare and construction logistics.

While no explicit awards are listed, her extensive publication record (over 100 articles from 2011–2025) reflects sustained academic impact. She advises on the practical application of quality management tools, emphasizing their role in driving sustainable development and organizational renewal.