#30 The history and future of projects as a transition innovation
Today, I got my third publication this month accepted for publication. It is fascinating how things turn out. Like the publication that got accepted ten days ago, also this one […]
Category Archives: Publications
#29 Four images of projectification
It took a while, but the review of projectification I wrote together with Beata Jałocha for the IRNOP conference in Melbourne 2018 is finally accepted for publication. The paper is […]
#28 Ambassadors for digitalization
Yesterday, I got my twenty-eighth article accepted for publication. Only two more, and I become academically “middle-aged”. With four other articles in the review process, I might reach thirty before […]
A new book chapter
Last year, I wrote a book chapter focused on the challenges of measuring performance of collaborative R&D projects together with Olof Håkansson, Henrik C. J Linderoth, Annika Moscati and Olle […]
The role of ‘pockets of change’ for digitalization
How can “pockets of change” be a driving force for digitalisation-driven industry development? This question and others have been studied in our recently completed research project “Transformation from the inside: […]
Online conferencing
This week I was supposed to be at ARCOM in Glasgow presenting my research, listening to presentations, discussing, and socializing with peers in the academic community. But as everything else […]
Collaborative R&D Projects
Good news before the summer holiday is always appreciated. Today, I signed the copyright transfer form for our newly accepted book chapter on Collaborative R&D Projects. The title of the […]
When the sequel is better than the original
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, […]
Ten Commandments (for Construction industry digitalization)
A few weeks ago, Skanska made and interview with Henrik and me regarding our research on digitalization in the Construction industry. The result of this was “ten commandments” for digitalization […]
Project studies beyond the straitjacket
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, […]
