Funding for a new research project
What started as a rather boring week ended slightly more pleasant. Yesterday, I got information from the board of Umeå School of Education that they had granted me funding for […]
Most influential researchers globally
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 […]
Good things come in pairs
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 […]
Top downloaded article
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 […]
Feels good to be back!
970 days ago, we were forced to leave Melbourne urgently due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, but now we are back. And trust me, it feels good! Once […]
Special issue
Together with two very talented colleagues (Joana Geraldi and Sofia Pemsel, both at CBS), I have gotten the pleasure to be the Guest Editor for an upcoming Special Issue in […]
Good things come to those who wait
If it is true as the saying goes, that “good things come to those who wait“, this must be a really good paper. First, it took us a couple of […]
Best Conference Paper Award
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 […]
Conference participation
Conference participation is usually a very rewarding experience. However, attending a conference online in the middle of the night takes away some of the joy. This week, I attended the […]
Published
It is always satisfying to see a publication in print. This time it is the paper ‘Homo Projecticus’ which has been published in International Journal of Project Management. Getting something […]
