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Information Systems was introduced as an academic discipline at ¹û¶³´«Ã½ College in 1982 and was approved as a doctoral discipline in connection with the inauguration of ¹û¶³´«Ã½ in 1999. Research development has since then been based on areas of special interest to researchers and doctoral students. Research and the doctoral programme centre on:

• Digital transformation
  • Impact of digital innovations on business relationships and business values
  • Agile digital transformation
• E-health, Business-driven IT design, and process-oriented analysis
• Co-design and user-oriented interaction design; usable privacy
• IT-support for crisis management training

Doctoral courses have been developed in relation to the disciplinary research fields. The doctoral students’ development is supported through supervision as well as through participation in regular seminars on basic research issues in Information Systems. Information Systems cooperates with other subjects at the university and with other universities through research schools (in particular Management and IT) and joint projects.

• The subject Information Systems