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Henrik Gustavsson is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Skövde within the School of Informatics . He actively contributes to research in software engineering, open source ecosystems, and sustainable digitalization, and teaches courses at both bachelor's and master's levels. Contact details include email henrik.gustavsson@his.se and phone +46 500-448323. Research Projects: 2019 study on GitHub-based assessment in software education, 2005-2007 work on XMI model interchange between proprietary and open-source tools, and the 2021-2023 OSSD project developing a master's program for sustainable digitalization through open systems. Conference Participation: Active since 2005 at venues like OpenSym, ICSM, SIGRAD, and EMMSAD. Collaborations: Frequent co-author with researchers like Björn Lundell, Brian Lings, and Anna Persson across software maintenance, open source adoption, and embedded systems modeling. Publications Trend: Focus on open source integration, model-driven development, and educational innovation in software engineering. Subfields highlight XMI standardization, GitHub data utilization, and toolchain interoperability challenges. Teaching Activities: Coordinates multiple 7.5-credit courses and delivers lectures on software engineering fundamentals, open systems, and digital transformation.

• Open Source Software
• Software Engineering
• Embedded Systems
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Mikael Berndtsson is a Senior Lecturer in Computer Science at the School of Informatics, University of Skövde , Sweden. He teaches courses in Business Intelligence, systems science, and data-driven organizational development, including a distance learning course on data-driven culture maturity analysis. Academic Rank: Senior Lecturer University: University of Skövde School: School of Informatics Department: Department of Information Technology Research Interests focus on organizational adoption of advanced data analytics, scalability of data-driven initiatives, and cultural transformation toward data-centric decision-making. His work bridges technical systems with behavioral change, emphasizing frameworks for assessing analytics maturity and practical implementation strategies. Scientific Contributions span 15+ years of publications in Communications of the ACM , International Journal of Business Intelligence Research , and Encyclopedia of Database Systems . Key themes include: Scaling analytics beyond pilot projects Cultural and organizational barriers to data adoption Active database systems and complex event processing Visual tools for data-driven transformation Formal verification in event-based systems Teaching methodologies for BI and IT projects Editorial Roles include Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Business and Management and Associate Editor for the International Journal of Business Intelligence Research . He has also collaborated with researchers like Thomas Svahn and AnnMarie Ericsson on practical tools for data maturity assessment.

• Business Intelligence
• Data Analytics
• Data-Driven Organizations
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Magnus Karlsson is a Senior Associate Professor at Linköping University's Department of Science and Technology (ITN), within the Physics, Electronics and Mathematics division. He holds a Master of Science (2002) and a PhD (2008) in Communication Electronics from Linköping University's Norrköping campus. His research focuses on communication electronics, microwave technology for industrial heating, IoT-driven building energy optimization, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). He leads projects involving digital twins for historic building preservation, energy forecasting, and cloud-based environmental monitoring systems. Teaching includes four master's courses in Electronics and Systems Design: circuit board design, RF electronics, antenna theory, and EMC. He chairs the master's program planning group and serves on the Program Board for Electrical Engineering, Physics, and Mathematics. His electromagnetic compatibility laboratory at Norrköping campus supports research on antenna experimentation and EMC standards compliance. Recent work emphasizes IoT integration with historic structures and AI-enhanced energy efficiency systems.

• Communication Electronics
• Microwave Technology
• Internet of Things (IoT)
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Meiko Jensen is an Associate Professor at Karlstad University specializing in Cybersecurity, with a focus on privacy engineering, data protection, and GDPR compliance. Her work bridges technical solutions with legal frameworks, emphasizing practical implementations of privacy principles in evolving digital landscapes. Research interests include corporate cybersecurity resilience, privacy-preserving technologies, forensic strategies in advanced networks, and ethical challenges in emerging technologies like the Metaverse. She has contributed to EU-wide initiatives on data sharing models and personal data protection standards, particularly through collaborations with ENISA and academic networks. Recent publications explore ransomware mitigation strategies in Nordic enterprises, consent management systems under the GDPR, and frameworks for privacy engineering. Her work often integrates interdisciplinary approaches, addressing both technical vulnerabilities and regulatory requirements. Notable contributions include protocols for privacy-aware contact tracing in campus environments and methodologies for automating data subject rights fulfillment. Her research underscores the importance of aligning technological innovation with robust privacy protections. Awards and recognitions are not explicitly stated in the provided materials, but her extensive publication record reflects sustained academic impact in cybersecurity and privacy fields. She advises on interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of law, technology, and policy, though student advisees are not listed here. Professional activities include editorial roles and conference participation in privacy and data protection forums.

• Cybersecurity
• Privacy Engineering
• Data Protection
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Ludvig Lindlöf is a Senior Lecturer at Halmstad University, affiliated with the School of Business, Innovation and Sustainability. He specializes in research and teaching on organizational management, particularly focusing on R&D Management, agile development, and self-organization. His work includes leading projects on agile practices in product development and innovation ecosystems. His research explores topics such as tactical capabilities in agile new product development (NPD), data accessibility challenges in innovation, and inter-organizational agility tensions. Lindlöf has contributed to understanding how visual management and lean principles enhance communication and coordination in complex projects. Publications highlight his engagement with interdisciplinary challenges, such as the interplay between manager-team dynamics in large-scale agile initiatives and the documentation paradox in knowledge reuse. He has also explored digitalization’s impact on work environments and pedagogical approaches in higher education. Lindlöf’s research emphasizes practical applications, leveraging case studies like autonomous car projects and multi-stakeholder data platforms. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world organizational practices, particularly in scaling agile methodologies beyond software contexts.

• Agile Development
• R&D Management
• Innovation Ecosystems
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Martin Henkel is an Associate Professor at Stockholm University's Department of Computer and Systems Sciences (DSV), where he conducts research and teaches in enterprise modeling, business process management, and service-oriented computing. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in healthcare, transportation, and public sector digitalization. Dr. Henkel earned his PhD in 2008 in service-oriented information systems. His research focuses on enterprise capability design, business value modeling, and developing methodologies for organizational change. He leads the PRECIS research group which addresses theories, methods and tools for analysis and design of organizational and IT solutions in congruence across three key topics: Enterprise Modelling, Business Process Management, and Conceptual Modelling. His publication record demonstrates consistent contributions to enterprise modeling, particularly in capability modeling and inter-organizational processes. Recent work shows a growing emphasis on healthcare applications, with several projects addressing digital solutions for elderly care and healthcare collaboration. His research combines theoretical modeling with practical implementation across multiple sectors. Ongoing Projects: DISAL (Data-driven solutions in complex care processes), DISRA (Digital innovation in collaboration between city, region and academy) Completed Projects: KYKLOS method for capability change, Online rehabilitation system for COVID-19 patients, Virtual Case System, Enterprise Modelling of Organisational Rules Dr. Henkel teaches courses on cross-organizational ERP systems, software architecture, enterprise modeling, and service design. His research has been applied in domains including transport, healthcare, and IT systems for energy efficiency through various projects such as CaaS, REMS Healthcare, Serviam, and EnRiMa.

• Enterprise Modelling
• Business Process Management
• Conceptual Modelling
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Eric-Oluf Svee is an Associate Professor at Stockholm University 's Department of Computer and Systems Sciences . His research bridges Values Sensitive Design (VSD) , Consumer Values , and Information Systems (IS) development through Natural Language Processing (NLP) , Enterprise Architecture , and Requirements Engineering . He co-founded the NLP Research Group and the PRECIS group, focusing on privacy, explainability, and domain adaptation. Education: M.Sc. in Interactive Systems Engineering (2007, Royal Institute of Technology/KTH ), B.A. in Political Philosophy, B.Mus. in Music Performance (Saxophone). Professional Background: Prior roles at Adobe Systems , AT&T Wireless , Swedish Defence Research Agency , and RISE (formerly SICS) . His work integrates Phenomenological Theories and Technological Mediation into AI alignment with human values, emphasizing Privacy , Explainability , and Domain Adaptation . He pioneered the Consumer Preference-aware Meta-Model (CPMM) to link consumer values to system requirements, with applications in Online Education , Healthcare , and Personalized Services . The Consider8 Project (patent filing) focused on privacy-sensitive mobile personalization. Eric-Oluf is active in Teaching and Industry Collaboration , with a focus on Time Geography , Data Visualization , and Business-IT Alignment . He has no listed scientific awards but contributes extensively to Conference Proceedings and Theses .

• Values Sensitive Design
• User-Assistive Technologies
• Science, Technology, and Society (STS)
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Aku Valtakoski is a Senior Associate Professor at Linköping University's Department of Management and Engineering (FEK), specializing in Business Administration. His research focuses on service management, business models, innovation, qualitative research methods, healthcare services, interfirm networks, and software industry dynamics. He holds a prominent role in advancing methodologies for qualitative service research and exploring strategic service innovations across diverse sectors. His work emphasizes cross-country comparisons in service development, modularization strategies, and external growth mechanisms for industrial firms. Key contributions include analyzing employee diversity's impact on innovation and investigating challenges in organizational servitization processes. Valtakoski's publications span high-impact journals like the Journal of Service Management and Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services . His research often bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications, particularly in healthcare service design and retail innovation during crises such as the pandemic. Despite prolific output, no specific awards or grants are highlighted in the provided texts. He is affiliated with the Department of Management and Engineering at Linköping University, actively contributing to academic discourse through peer-reviewed articles and conference presentations. His contact information includes aku.valtakoski@liu.se and an office at Campus Valla's A-huset.

• Service Management
• Business Administration
• Innovation Management
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Peter Rittgen is a full-time Professor at the University of Borås, affiliated with the School of Business and IT and the Department of Information Technology. He specializes in process improvement with a focus on collaborative business process modeling and serves as Program Manager for the Master's Program in Informatics - Datadriven IT Management. PhD in Computer Science, Linguistics, Business Science, and Informatics (Koblenz and Frankfurt) His research explores group consensus in process modeling, collaboration capability assessment, and the integration of business processes with information systems. He has pioneered metrics for consensus in collaborative modeling and investigated the role of tools in distributed design. His work intersects with software engineering, organizational theory, and data-driven innovation. Recent publications highlight trends in DevOps collaboration, formal process modeling, and ontological frameworks for business systems. He has also contributed to the design of UML-based models and interorganizational process coordination. As project manager for the subproject 'Digital Platforms for Service Innovation' (2016), he bridges academic research with practical IT governance. His career spans over 25 years of modeling methodologies, including UML extensions and language-action approaches.

• Business Process Modeling
• Collaborative Process Improvement
• Information Systems
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Hatem Algabroun serves as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Linnaeus University's Faculty of Engineering. He earned his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the same institution in 2020, with research focused on maintenance engineering and industrial digitalization. His academic profile spans both teaching and research domains. Algabroun teaches across all academic levels, from bachelor's courses like Reliability and Maintenance Technology and Material Planning and Production Control I to master's level courses including Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance , and doctoral-level seminars on Swedish maintenance research perspectives. Research-wise, Algabroun specializes in the critical intersection of predictive maintenance, condition monitoring, and industrial digitalization, with particular emphasis on developing practical solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises. His work on adaptive sampling algorithms and self-adaptive software architectures represents significant contributions to Maintenance 4.0 frameworks. His publication record shows consistent output through 2025, with recent work focusing on machine learning applications for IoT data collection, augmented reality training systems, and technological paradigm analysis in manufacturing. The thematic continuity across his publications demonstrates deep expertise in digital maintenance systems and industrial automation. Algabroun actively participates in externally funded research projects including Project expert competence: Smart Industry, phase 2 , Project: Smart Dat , and seed projects involving machine learning for material property prediction. He collaborates extensively with industry partners and academic colleagues from institutions across Europe. As a member of the Smart Industry Group (SIG), Algabroun contributes to interdisciplinary research bridging computer science and mechanical engineering to develop smarter production systems. His work consistently addresses the practical implementation challenges of digital technologies in real manufacturing environments, particularly for resource-constrained SMEs.

• Predictive Maintenance
• Condition Monitoring
• Adaptive Sampling Strategies
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Mauro Caporuscio is a Professor of Computer Science at Linnaeus University's Department of Computer Science and Media Technology , affiliated with the Faculty of Technology . He holds a PhD from the University of L'Aquila (2006), with prior academic appointments as Assistant Professor at Politecnico di Milano (2010-2014) and Postdoctoral Researcher at INRIA Paris-Rocquencourt (2006-2009). Research Groups : Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), Engineering Resilient Systems (EReS), Linnaeus University Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA), Smart Industry Group (SIG) Ongoing Projects : Digital Twin of Organizations (DTO), Smart Industry Education, Aladino (architecture methodologies), SmartDat (industrial digitalization) His research focuses on applying Model-Based Software Engineering to Self-Adaptive Systems , emphasizing decentralization and resilience . Key areas include Digital Twin for organizational modeling, Cyber-Physical Systems , and IoT-enabled platforms with applications in robotics and physical rehabilitation. Publications span IEEE Transactions , Springer series, and top software engineering conferences. He contributes to program committees and has developed educational programs including a Master's in Computer Science with software engineering specialization.

• Self-adaptive systems
• Cyber-Physical Systems
• Decentralized control
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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.

• Information Systems
• Business Process Service Orientation
• Service Oriented Architecture
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Viktorija Kalonaityte is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Business and Economics, Linnaeus University, and a member of the Work Aesthetics Research Group. She contributes to the Entrepreneurship and Social Change Knowledge Platform through critical organization studies. Research Focus: Office design politics, girlhood entrepreneurship, postcolonial diversity management, and Anthropocene organizational theory Key Projects: FLIARA (Horizon2020), DIGRIS (digitalization rights) Her research explores intersections between creative workspaces and social justice, particularly analyzing how playful office design can paradoxically enable surveillance while claiming to foster freedom. She investigates the spatial politics of corporate sustainability initiatives and critiques diversity management practices through postcolonial feminist frameworks. Recent publications examine ICT education gender gaps, rural female entrepreneurship in family businesses, and the aestheticization of girlhood in corporate contexts. Her work bridges Jacques Rancière's political philosophy with organizational analysis of environmental governance. Teaching areas include qualitative research methods, globalization studies, critical pedagogy, and corporate sustainability. She contributes to the Centre for Leadership in Småland research initiatives and has published in journals like Organization Studies and Gender, Work and Organization.

• Organization Studies
• Workplace Diversity
• Gender and Intersectionality
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Truls Löfstedt is a Lecturer at Linköping University's Department of Management and Engineering (IEI), affiliated with the Information Systems and Digitalization (INDIG) division. He holds a Master's degree (2012-2014) and Bachelor's degree (2009-2012) in Information Systems and Management from the same institution. His research focuses on IT governance and organizational culture, particularly how digital resources are managed in public and private sector contexts. Key themes include governance models for digital resources, integrated management systems, and sustainable IT project strategies. Teaching responsibilities include courses on IT governance, organizational development, databases, and enterprise systems across bachelor's and master's programs. His work emphasizes practical collaboration with organizations to bridge theory and practice in digital transformation. Current research explores governance challenges when introducing new models in public sector organizations, aiming to enhance understanding of model-reality interactions. Notable collaborations involve Swedish public agencies and private companies, focusing on governance of IT and organizational adaptation. He contributes to both academic discourse and real-world implementation of digital strategies through his research and educational activities.

• IT Governance
• Digitalization in Public Sector
• Organizational Culture
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Wipawee Victoria Paulsson is an Associate Professor at Linköping University's Department of Management and Engineering. Her research focuses on the interplay between IT artifacts, organizational dynamics, and human factors from a socio-material perspective. Key areas include Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, cloud computing, AI in smart grids, and healthcare IT adoption challenges. Teaching responsibilities include courses such as Enterprise Systems (725G49), Digital Innovation and Design (725A51), and Perspectives on Digitalization (772G05). She served as a course coordinator for the Fall 2023 semester. Recent publications include studies in Procedia Computer Science and The Routledge Handbook of Accounting Information Systems , addressing topics like cloud ERP challenges and AI-driven predictive analytics in energy systems.

• Information Systems
• Cloud Computing
• AI in Energy Systems
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