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On Wednesday April 23, Tine Reuterdahl from Oslo Origo will give us a guest lecture on agile organizations. For our international students: the lecture will be in Norwegian - we will, however, make available a video recording from a previous year with similar content, and with English subtitles.
Hello everyone,
The remaining group sessions will focus on the book Designed for Digital and all the building blocks described. In order for you to get the most out of the remaining group sessions, we expect that you read the relevant chapters that are to be covered before the respective group sessions.
For the group session this Friday (28.03), please read the chapters about Digital Business Design, Shared Customer Insight, as well as Operational Backbone.
For the last group session next Friday (04.04), please read the remaining chapters covering Digital Platform, Accountability Framework, and External Developer Platform.
With regards,
Viktoria & Oscar
Hi all!
Kjersti Danilova's lecture on Wednesday will be online on teams. She is an Associate Professor at NHH and has written a book on Digitaliseringsledelse. She will lecture on this book and other publications in the context of Managing Digitalisation in Organizations.
This is the link for the lecture Online link.
There will be no group session this Friday (7. feb) to match the lecture progression.
The syllabus for this year is now here: Pensumliste IN5431 2025
We noticed the syllabus in Leganto was not yet published. Pending a nightly permission update, we expect it to be available tomorrow Jan 23.
The book presented in today's lecture is this one: https://www.akademika.no/okonomi-administrasjon-og-ledelse/designed-digital/978026254276
From today's lecture, this brief article is recommended reading: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3155112.3156692
Next week, we will present "What is strategy?" by Michael Porter, which can be found here: https://cdn.paynevesht.ir/assets/2_af58ff4da6.pdf
Best regards,
Jon
Hello everyone,
As mentioned during the first lecture, the first group session will be held this Friday 24/01. It will be from 14.15 - 16.00 at Logo (the same room as where the lectures are held). You all should have received an email with the study questions for the article "View from the top", which we will discuss in the group session. We recommend you all read the article and look at the study questions beforehand in order to get the most out of discussions.
With that said, we look forward to see you all!
With regards,
Viktoria & Oscar