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Torgeir Dingsøyr is an Adjunct Chief Research Scientist and Research Professor in the Department of IT Management at Simula Metropolitan, a leading Norwegian research institute specializing in software engineering and digital technologies. His role encompasses both strategic research leadership and active empirical investigation into large-scale agile software development and software process improvement. Research Interests Large-scale agile software development methods and governance. Coordination and communication challenges in very large development programmes. Software process improvement (SPI) with emphasis on practical, evidence-based approaches. Teamwork effectiveness and autonomous teams in continuous deployment environments. Digital transformation project organization, particularly within Scandinavian contexts. Across more than two decades, Dingsøyr has produced influential handbooks and empirical studies that bridge the gap between SPI theory and industrial practice. His work increasingly addresses second-generation agile methods, emphasizing safety nets for high-risk development and autonomy at scale. Scientific Awards No specific awards listed in the provided text. Advising & Grants Dingsøyr collaborates extensively with industry and academic partners to secure funding for longitudinal case studies and improvement initiatives. While individual student names are not provided, his publications demonstrate active supervision and mentoring within multi-partner projects. Laboratory & Teams He operates within Simula Metropolitan’s research environment, contributing to interdisciplinary teams that unite software engineering researchers, data scientists, and industrial practitioners to advance empirical software engineering and agile transformation.

• Large-scale Agile Software Development
• Software Process Improvement
• Empirical Software Engineering
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Magne Jørgensen serves as a Research Professor in the Department of IT Management at Simula Metropolitan, a research center operated by Simula Research Laboratory in collaboration with Oslo Metropolitan University. His work bridges academic research and practical public sector IT implementation, focusing on evidence-based solutions for digitalization challenges. His research centers on critical gaps in software project management, particularly examining human judgment biases in estimation, benefits realization frameworks for agile public sector projects, and the statistical properties of software productivity distributions. He investigates how front-end project phases impact success in Norwegian government IT initiatives and develops methods for more accurate cost-benefit analysis in digital transformation. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals three dominant research trajectories: (1) Agile adaptation challenges in public sector contexts, (2) Empirical studies of productivity variation and estimation bias, and (3) Benefits management frameworks connecting technical delivery to organizational outcomes. His work consistently employs mixed-method approaches combining systematic literature reviews with Norwegian case studies. Jørgensen actively contributes to the EDOS research center at SimulaMet, collaborating with public sector agencies like NAV and the Ministry of Finance. His frequent presentations at governmental seminars (e.g., for Statsministerens kontor and Finansdepartementet) demonstrate direct policy impact, while his Norwegian-language publications target local practitioners through outlets like Magma and Stat & Styring.

• Project management
• Human judgment
• Digitalization in the public sector
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Professor Viktoria Stray is a leading figure in agile software development at the University of Oslo 's Department of Informatics and serves as a senior researcher at SINTEF Digital . With over 15 years at UiO and 8 years at SINTEF, she combines academic rigor with industry expertise in large-scale agile transformations. Her work bridges empirical software engineering, generative AI integration, and coordination mechanisms in distributed teams. PhD in Informatics (2014), MSc in Computer Engineering (2007) Executive Guest Editor for Information and Software Technology special issue on Generative AI Her research focuses on: Generative AI in developer workflows Large-Scale Agile coordination Autonomous Teams dynamics Human Factors in software testing Digital Transformation in public sector Recent publications analyze trends in agile coaching, hybrid team communication, and empirical studies on coordination mechanisms. She supervises numerous PhD and master's students while teaching large cohorts in courses like IN2000 (680+ students). As Deputy Head of Department and leader of the Gemini Center for Software Engineering, she shapes both institutional and industry-wide practices.

• Agile Software Development
• Generative AI
• Coordination in Distributed Teams
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Yngve Lindsjørn serves as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Informatics at the University of Oslo, where he contributes to the Software Engineering research group. His academic profile centers on empirical investigations of teamwork dynamics within agile software development frameworks, with particular emphasis on educational applications and gender diversity factors. His research spans core areas of Software Engineering, Agile Software Development, and Empirical Software Engineering, with specialized focus on Teamwork in Software Development, Gender Diversity in Software Engineering, and Software Engineering Education. Current investigations examine how team composition, collaboration patterns, and agile practices influence project outcomes in both industrial and capstone course settings. Analysis of his publication trajectory (2013-2025) reveals evolving research priorities: early work concentrated on agile team performance metrics, while recent studies increasingly integrate gender diversity considerations through mixed-methods approaches. His empirical work consistently employs large-scale student cohorts (e.g., 790 participants in 2025) and industrial case studies to validate teamwork effectiveness models. Lindsjørn operates within the Software Engineering research group at the Department of Informatics, University of Oslo, which conducts foundational research to advance evidence-based practices in software development methodologies and team dynamics.

• Software Engineering
• Agile Software Development
• Teamwork in Software Development
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Marius Mikalsen is an Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science , Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), and a senior researcher at SINTEF . With a PhD in informatics from NTNU, his research focuses on information systems development, digital transformation, and sociomaterial practices across sectors like healthcare, energy, and finance. Academic Affiliation: Department of Computer Science, NTNU Research Focus: Information systems, agile transformations, knowledge infrastructures Key Projects: EU-funded MPOWER, UniversAAL; Norwegian Research Council initiatives His research bridges digital innovation with organizational practices, particularly examining: Agile methodologies in large-scale transformations Data-centric knowing in uncertain environments Digital platforms for rural community development Human-AI collaboration in knowledge work Interoperability in healthcare systems Sociomaterial capabilities in oil/gas operations Recent publications address algorithmic governance in food supply chains, smart rural technology domains, and critical thinking in STEM education amid generative AI advancements. His work appears in journals like Journal of the AIS , CSCW , and IEEE Software . As educator, he teaches software engineering and digital transformation courses at NTNU. He actively contributes to: EU Horizon and national research programs Interdisciplinary collaborations with health informatics and energy sectors Industry partnerships through SINTEF's applied research

• Digital Transformation
• Information Systems
• Agile Methodologies
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Hans Arthur Solli-Sæther is a Professor in the Department of International Business at the Faculty of Economics and Management, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). He served as Head of Department from 2017 to 2023 and has held visiting positions at ESDES Business School in Lyon, France, and Politecnico di Milano, Italy. His academic work bridges strategy, international business, and digital transformation. Research Interests: Hans Solli-Sæther's research focuses on multinational enterprises, mergers and acquisitions, global value chains, offshoring and backsourcing, digitalization of value creation, and information systems management. He explores how organizations manage knowledge, trust, and integration in global operations and digital platforms. Publication Trends: His recent publications (2019–2024) reveal a consistent focus on global sourcing strategies, particularly backshoring and offshoring dynamics, digital transformation in public and private sectors, and the organizational implications of IT value realization. His work appears in high-impact journals such as MIS Quarterly , Global Strategy Journal , and European Journal of International Management , reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with strategy, information systems, and operations. Scientific Awards: No specific awards or fellowships were mentioned in the provided text. Advising and Grants: Hans Solli-Sæther has supervised or collaborated with numerous researchers, some of whom may be his advisees. He has secured research funding from the Research Council of Norway (RCN), Regional Research Fund, and Norwegian industry partners. His projects include the Semicolon project on public sector interoperability (2007–2013). He has also contributed to executive education programs for Norwegian industry and public sector organizations. Labs and Research Teams: While specific lab names are not mentioned, Solli-Sæther is deeply involved in research on digital platforms, global operations, and public sector innovation. He collaborates extensively with colleagues such as Jan Terje Karlsen, Kim van Oorschot, Leif Skiftenes Flak, and Petter Gottschalk, indicating strong research team engagement in areas of IT governance, knowledge management, and strategic sourcing.

• International Business
• Strategy
• Multinational Enterprises
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Dr. Marthe Nordengen Berntzen is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Informatics, University of Oslo, specializing in large-scale agile software development and coordination mechanisms. Her research focuses on team autonomy, task interdependence, and organizational challenges in distributed agile environments. With publications in venues like IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering and Springer's Agile Processes in Software Engineering and Extreme Programming, Berntzen has conducted extensive case studies on coordination strategies, product management, and data science integration in agile frameworks. She has collaborated with researchers across Norway and internationally. Her work explores the balance between team autonomy and interdependence, leadership dynamics in distributed teams, and the evolution of coordination mechanisms over time. Recent publications include empirical analyses of Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) implementations and data science role integration challenges. Dr. Berntzen's research has been presented at major conferences including XP (Agile Software Development) and Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS). She holds a PhD in Software Engineering and continues contributing to agile methodology research.

• Software Engineering
• Agile Software Development
• Large-Scale Agile Frameworks
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Professor Antonio Martini is a faculty member at the Department of Informatics, University of Oslo , specializing in Software Engineering and Technical Debt management. His research spans microservices , machine learning , visual analytics , and agile methodologies . His research interests focus on: Technical Debt classification and prioritization Machine Learning applications in software development Visual Analytics for Decision Support Scalability in open and serverless systems Notable trends in his publications (2025–2018) include leveraging transformer-based NLP for debt analysis, security debt frameworks, and visual analytics in supply chain environments. He has contributed to tools like AnaConDebt and Skuld for debt tracking and estimation.

• Technical Debt
• Software Engineering
• Microservices
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Yngve Lindsjørn is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Oslo Metropolitan University's Faculty of Technology, Art and Design. His research focuses on agile software development, teamwork quality, project success factors, and educational technology. Research Interests: Software Engineering, Agile Methodologies, Teamwork Dynamics, Technical Debt, and Educational Technology. Key Contributions: Co-authored studies on gender composition in agile teams, teamwork effectiveness models, and capstone course design. Recent publications analyze team composition in agile education, large-scale project challenges, and gender dynamics in software teams. His work appears in journals like Empirical Software Engineering and conference proceedings for XP and CHASE . Notable collaborations include researchers from the University of Oslo, Norwegian Computing Center, and IT didactic initiatives. He contributes to disseminating agile principles in software education and has co-authored reports on teamwork assessment frameworks.

• Software Engineering
• Agile Methodologies
• Teamwork in Software Development
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Magne Jørgensen is a Professor at the Department of Computer Science within the Faculty of Technology, Art and Design at Oslo Metropolitan University. His work spans software engineering, estimation methodologies, and benefits management in IT projects. Focus areas: Cloud computing, Cybersecurity, Software process improvement Research interests: Effort estimation accuracy, Cognitive psychology in software development, Public sector IT projects Recent publications highlight trends in software development effort estimation , geological carbon storage forecasting , and public IT project benefits management . His work often emphasizes empirical validation and practical applications. Professor Jørgensen contributes to advancing methodologies for judgment-based predictions and autonomous team practices in large-scale software development contexts.

• Cloud computing
• Cybersecurity
• Software engineering
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