Jordi Andreu Daufí

Full Professor at the University of Barcelona's Faculty of Information and Audiovisual Media, where he serves as Head of University School and teaches across multiple faculties including Law and Geography and History. He holds positions within the Information, Communication and Culture Research Center and has held significant administrative roles including Head of Studies for the Documentation Degree, Director of UB's Document and Archive Management System, and Academic Secretary of the Institute for Professional Development.

His research spans document management systems across corporate, personal, and historical archives, with particular expertise in business archives as strategic assets. He has developed implementation projects for major organizations including Banc Sabadell, FC Barcelona, Anís del Mono, Soler & Palau Ventilation Group, and TOUS Jewelry. His work bridges archival theory and practical application, focusing on digital preservation, information governance, and the business value of archival systems.

His publication record demonstrates consistent contributions to archival science since the 1980s, with recent work emphasizing service-learning methodologies in public administration education and the strategic management of corporate historical archives. His research shows strong institutional partnerships with banking and sports entities, particularly through Banc Sabadell's historical archive projects.

As an educator, he has directed diploma programs internationally including at Universidad Centroamericana José Simeón Cañas in El Salvador, and taught for professional associations such as the Association of Archivists of the Canary Islands and the Official College of Librarians of the Valencian Community. His professional practice directly informs his academic work through real-world document management implementations.

He coordinates the Working Group on Personal Archives for the Conference of Archivists of Spanish Universities (CAU) and has developed classification frameworks for personal archives adopted across Spanish academic institutions. His work with Banc Sabadell represents a significant case study in corporate archive development and digital transformation.