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Monika Magnusson is an associate professor in information systems at ������ý Business School, ������ý. Her doctoral dissertation from 2006 focused on the adoption of e-commerce in SMEs. Since then, she has also studied digitalization and technology adoption in areas such as public e-services and open-source ERP systems. Currently, her primary research focus lies in digitalization and digital transformation, particularly in the field of crisis or disaster management. She is actively involved in the R&D project Incredilab, which aims to enhance climate resilience through collaborative learning models and digital transformation. This project is financed by the EU/Interreg Sweden-Norway program. Additionally, Magnusson serves as the head supervisor for two PhD students in information systems.

Monika Magnusson lectures both postgraduate and undergraduate courses in information systems, mainly in the area of digitalisation or information systems design in organisations. She has a long experience of supervising student theses at bachelor and magister level, and lately also at doctoral level. Monika Magnusson was the programme coordinator for the distance learning programme IT, project management and ERP systems during 2011-2020. ����

2019-2021 Project manager EU/Interreg project CriseIT 2- Implementing Future Crisis Management Training

2020 Associate professor degree

2016 - 2018 Project manager EU/Interreg project CriseIT - Preparing for Future Crisis Management

2013-2014 Project manager Virtual Studio for Crisis Training (Virtuell studio för krisövning), financed by Vinnova

2011 - Programme coordinator for the study programme IT, project management and ERP systems (IT, projektledning och affärssystem)

2010 - Assistant professor, Information systems

2008-2010 Project manager, Just IT in SME, financed by Tillväxtverket

2008-2010 Post doc

2008-2008 Project manager, UNISKA financed by EU/Interreg project

2000-2006 Doctoral student

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Magnusson, M., Nyberg, L. & Wik, M. (2018) Information Systems for Disaster Management Training: Investigating User Needs with a Design Science Research Approach, accepted at ISCRAM 2018, Rochester.

Magnusson, M.�� (2016). Facebook Usage During a Flood–a Content Analysis of Two Local Governments’ Facebook Pages. ACIS2016-The 27th Australasian Conference on Information Systems. 2016.

Bellström, P., Magnusson, M., Pettersson, J. S., & Thorén, C. (2016). Facebook usage in a local government: a content analysis of page owner posts and user posts. Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy, 10(4), 548-567.

Gustiené, P., Magnusson, M. (2015). Best practices for e-learning in on campus and distance education - a case study of ������ý. In G. Dregvaite and R. Damasevicius (Eds), Proceedings of the 21st International Conference Information and Software Technologies, ICIST 2015, CCIS vol. 538, pp. 93-103. Springer International Publication, Switzerland 2015, DOI: 10.10077978-3-319-2477009, ISBN 97-3-319-24769-4

Magnusson, M., & Öberg, L. M. (2015). Crisis Training Software and User Needs–Research Directions. In Palen, Büscher, Comes & Hughes (eds.), Proceedings of the ISCRAM 2015 Conference, Kristiansand, May 24-27. ISSN: 2411-3387, ISBN: 978-82-7117-788-1.

Magnusson, M. (2014). “Information Seeking and Sharing During a Flood - a Content Analysis of a Local Government’s Facebook Page”, presented at the European Conference on Social Media ECSM 2014, 10-11 July, Brighton, United Kingdom.��

Magnusson, M., Bellström, P., and Thorén, C. (2012). "Facebook usage in government – a case study of information content" (July 29, 2012). AMCIS 2012 Proceedings. Paper 11. http://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2012/proceedings/EGovernment/11.

Magnusson, M. (2011). “Intentions to Adopt Open Source Software ERP Systems – A Case Study of Four Swedish Municipalities” in Proceedings of the Forty-Fourth Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-44), IEEE Computer Society, Los Alamitos.

Magnusson, M. (2011). “E-business Model Design and Evaluation - the Pieces Make the Puzzle”, in 5th European Conference on Information Management and Evaluation.

Monika Magnusson & Marie-Therese Christiansson (2011). “Using Goal Modelling to Evaluate Goals for e-Service Development in Government”, in The5th European Conference on Information Management and Evaluation

Magnusson. M. (2010). “Propensity to Adopt – Categorizing SMEs’ Adoption of e-Commerce” in de Castro Neto, M. (ed.), Proceedings of the 4th European Conference on Information Management and Evaluation, pp. 227-234.

Ihlström, C., Magnusson, M., Scupola, A., & Tuunainen, V. K. (2003). SME barriers to electronic commerce adoption: nothing changes-everything is new (pp. 147-163). IDEA Group Publishing, Hershey.

MacGregor, R., Vrazalic, L., Carlsson, S., Bunker, D., & Magnusson, M. (2002). The impact of business size and business type on small business investment in electronic commerce: a study of swedish small businesses. Australasian Journal of Information Systems, 9(2).

Vrazalic, L., Bunker, D., MacGregor, R., Carlsson, S., & Magnusson, M. (2002). Electronic commerce and market focus: Some findings from a study of Swedish small to medium enterprises. Australasian Journal of Information Systems, 10(1).

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