Three years in a row!
In the beginning of week it was time for the yearly ARCOM conference, this time at the London South Bank University. The conference celebrated its 40th anniversary, and for me, […]
In the beginning of week it was time for the yearly ARCOM conference, this time at the London South Bank University. The conference celebrated its 40th anniversary, and for me, […]
That was surprising! Apparently, I’m researching “intelligent manufacturing,” and I’m also quite impactful. In a recent review of the most influential researchers globally in the field of Intelligent Manufacturing, I’m […]
Apparently, good things come in pairs! At this year’s Arcom conference, we won not only one, but two, best paper awards. The first award was the Rod Howes Award for […]
At the end of 2021, I published an article in Systems Research and Behavioral Science together with Shankar Sankaran (at UTS in Sydney) and Tomas Blomquist (at USBE). The article was called “The […]
At the beginning of this week, I had the pleasure to attend the 38ht ARCOM conference at Caledonian University in Glasgow, Scotland. I attended the conference with Henrik Linderoth, with […]
A few years ago, Thomas Biedenbach and I wrote a paper which is published in Project Management Journal and which focused on the role of Axiology in Project Research. For some […]
It is often claimed that “the sequel is never as good as the original“. This might be true for movies or book sequels, but when it comes to research publications, […]
Today, I was promoted to “Distinguished teacher” [Swe. Excellet lärare], the second level (out of two) in the pedagogical qualification model at Umeå university. The qualification model is a way […]
I think it is a sign that we have done something right. Today, my former doctoral student Virginia Rosales was announced as the WINNER of the 2018 Emerald/EFMD Outstanding Doctoral […]
When I arrived at work this morning, I had a nice diploma waiting for me that declared that I have been appointed “Qualified teacher [Meriterad lärare]” according to the Umeå […]