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Nicklas Holmberg serves as Senior Lecturer and Head of the Department of Informatics at Lund School of Economics and Management (LUSEM), Lund University. With a PhD in Information Systems specializing in Process and Service Design and Development, he leads the Department of Informatics while maintaining active research and teaching responsibilities. His professional roles include Director of Studies and Director of the Bachelor's Programme, demonstrating comprehensive leadership within the academic unit.
Dr. Holmberg's research focuses on Business Process Service Orientation with significant applications in healthcare and banking sectors. His work on the business logic centric digital service VacSam demonstrates practical implementation of his research in vaccination coordination systems. Additional research areas include Service Oriented Architecture, Decision Modeling and Automation, Business Rules Approach, and Business Process Modeling. His research profile shows strong alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in areas related to technology for societal benefit.
Analysis of his recent publication trends reveals a strategic evolution from foundational work in Enterprise Resource Planning Systems toward contemporary challenges in digital transformation, AI integration, and information systems education. His 2023-2024 publications increasingly address the impact of generative AI on IS education, decentralized web technologies, and enterprise social media applications, while maintaining continuity with his established research trajectory in business process management.
- Senior Associate at MIT Research School
- eGovernment Member
- DMN On-Ramp Review Group Member
- IBM Smarter Planet Reference Member
- Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS)
As an educator, Holmberg teaches Business Decision Management at the advanced postgraduate level and supervises both BSc and MSc Degree Project Essays. His supervision extends to PhD candidates, with Sinan Deniz listed as a current PhD student under his guidance. He has been involved in significant research projects including S-HELP (Securing Health.Emergency.Learning.Planning), funded by the European Commission FP7 program (2014-2017), and VacSam – Digital eService for Coordinated Vaccination Control (2008-2012). His departmental leadership role encompasses strategic direction for the Informatics department within LUSEM's broader academic framework.
