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2024-06-19
Understanding IT systems goes beyond technology - their creation matters equally
Democratising the IT system design process has long been a focal point in the field of participatory design. Malin Wik recently defended her thesis in Information Systems at Karlstad Business School. The thesis is titled “Prototyping with purpose: Increasing participatory design with malleable interactive prototypes” and explores user participation in system design.
Malin Wik, please explain what it means to democratise IT systems design processes
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2024-05-22
Welcome to Karlstads Business School Zelalem Abay, associate senior lecturer in business administration
Zelalem Abay, tell us about your background
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2024-05-06
Unlocking usable privacy - new Book offers a blueprint for navigating user-centric privacy
Farzaneh Karegar, lecturer in informatics, together with Simone Fischer-Hübner, professor in computer science, you have written the book The curious case of usable privacy: Challenges, Solutions, and Prospects.
Farzaneh Karegar, tell us what the book is about
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2024-04-29
Welcome Rabia Bayer, assistant professor in marketing
Rabia Bayer, tell us about your assignment at Karlstad Business School
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2024-04-04
AI technology to make tourists stay longer in Värmland
In the project PERUPP, AI will be fed with offers from actors in the tourism industry to enhance the Värmland experience.
– We want to take advantage of AI technology, says Siri Jagstedt, project leader of one of the work packages.The modern person wants to have more personal and tailored experiences rather than one-size-fits-all. This applies especially to the tourism industry, with the shift from “all inclusive” to “yours exclusive” where the overall experience is dependent on both the selection of services offered at the destination, as well as the specific interests and needs of the guest.
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2024-03-27
Global interest in research on paradigm shift in the auditing industry
Big changes and new technology lead to expectations. Johan Lorentzon and Lazarus Fotoh at Karlstad Business School have examined how the expectation gap in the audit industry affects change. Their research has been praised internationally.
What is your article “Audit Digitalization and Its Consequences on the Audit Expectation Gap: A Critical Perspective” about?