Oliver Grieble

Oliver Grieble is a Professor at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences within the Faculty of Information Management, holding critical leadership roles including Head of the Business Information Systems degree programme, Dual Studies Coordinator, and Head of the Competence Centre of Agile Product and System Development. His academic career spans over two decades with a consistent focus on practical applications of agile methodologies and service engineering in business contexts.

Professor Grieble's research centers on agile project management frameworks, service engineering methodologies, and benchmarking systems for public and private sector services. He has pioneered approaches for implementing agile principles in academic education and developed model-based service management frameworks that bridge theoretical concepts with real-world applications. His work emphasizes collaborative development processes, performance measurement, and the integration of digital transformation strategies within organizational structures.

Analysis of his publication trends reveals a clear evolution from foundational work in service modeling and benchmarking (2000-2005) toward contemporary applications of agile methodologies in educational settings and community practices (2016-2022). Key thematic threads include the development of practical implementation tools like agile methodology cards, systematic approaches to service benchmarking in municipal administration, and empirical studies on agile community knowledge transfer. His research consistently targets practical applicability with strong industry connections.

He directs the Competence Centre of Agile Product and System Development, which serves as an interdisciplinary hub for advancing agile practices through industry-academia collaboration. The center focuses on developing implementation frameworks, conducting empirical studies on agile transformations, and creating educational resources for agile adoption across organizational contexts. Professor Grieble's leadership positions demonstrate his dual commitment to academic rigor and practical industry relevance within the business information systems domain.