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 […]
Category Archives: Publications
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, […]
Special Issue published
Even crooked roads come to an end! Today, our special issue on “World views on projects and society” was finally published in International Journal of Managing Projects in Business. When […]
Final report: Wolves hunt better in a pack
Yesterday the final report from our research project “Barriers and drivers for a digitally driven industry development” was published. The report was written during the fall of 2018 and summarizes […]
Using Retrospective Data
On the third day of the new year, Markus Hällgren and I got our teaching case on “Using Retrospective Data” published. That is what I call a good start into […]
The ketchup effect…
Academic publishing is kind of similar to getting ketchup from an old Heinz bottle. First, nothing, then nothing, and all of a sudden a lot at the same time. Before […]
#25 is out…
Our paper “The role of space for a paradoxical way of thinking and doing: A study of idea work in architectural firms” is now available online. Click here to access […]
Teaching case: Extreme contexts
Two years ago, Markus Hällgren and I got an article accepted where we analyzed the fatal 1996 Mount Everest climbing incident with a focus on team formation. The paper was […]
