Digital Transformation

Mats Danielson is Full Professor in Computer and Systems Sciences at Stockholm University, Senior Advisor to the President, and UNESCO Chair Professor. He is former Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences as well as former Vice President for External Relations, Innovation, and ICT. He has a PhD in Computer and Systems Sciences as well as university degrees in Computer Science and Engineering and in Economics and Business Administration. He worked in the software industry for almost twenty years before joining academia to work with research as well as algorithm and software design and development within decision analysis and support.

Love Ekenberg was Full Professor in Computer and Systems Sciences at Stockholm University and a UNESCO Professor. He had a PhD in Computer and Systems Sciences, as well as a PhD in Mathematics. He worked with risk and decision analysis, i.e. development of products and methodologies within these areas, for around twenty years.

Cecilia Gullberg is PhD and Assistant professor in business administration at Södertörn University. She has ten years’ expe-rience of studying the intersection between accounting, organi-sation and digitisation with regards to how roles, competences and processes of transparency and accountability change as new digital tools enter organisations.

Gard Titlestad is a recognized international expert within the field of higher education, research, innovation and digital transformation. He has comprehensive experience as senior manager. He has been working for the Nordic countries, for the European Union and globally. Until 2018 he was secretary general for the International Council for Open and Distance Education, ICDE. In ICDE he worked in close partnership with UNESCO for the new Sustainable Development Goals.

Alf Westelius is Professor (Chair) of Digitisation and Manage-ment at Linköping University. Applicability and practical rele-vance guide his interest, and consulting and tutoring have al-ways been important parts of his work. The key to dealing with digitisation affordances lies in how you combine new ways of working, new organising and new technology with the existing. This is what Alf explores in his research.

Gunnar Wettergren is a teacher and researcher at Stockholm University department of Computer and Systems Sciences. Gunnar has a long history as a project manager both in private and academic sectors. Gunnar’s primary research interest is project portfolio management. Gunnar has a background in Computer Science.