• FACING LEGAL UNCERTAINTY IN INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT: The role of the project team in achieving compliance 

  Azimi, Ellie; Legnefur, Emelie (2025-06-25)

  With the growing use of personal data, laws and regulations aim to ensure privacy to the user, especially within information systems (IS). These regulations can be difficult to put into practice by developers and so ...

• TRANSLATION OF DIGITAL STRATEGY: ANALYZING SCOPE AND SCALE FROM EU GOVERNANCE TO RAIL OPERATORS IN GERMANY AND SWEDEN 

  Breitenbach, Fabian Manfred; Vitalis, Albin (2025-06-24)

  The need for digitalization is constantly growing in society, yet many industries are overlooked in this area. The purpose of this study is to investigate how digital strategies in the railway sector are transferred within ...

• THE TIMING OF DIGITAL NUDGES Exploring the Impact of Digital Nudge Timing on Password Strength 

  Lewander, Ludwig; Van, Vu Hoai Anh (2025-06-24)

  In the digital age, passwords remain a primary method of authentication, yet many users create weak passwords, posing serious cybersecurity risks. Digital nudging, rooted in theory on choice architecture, has shown potential ...

• MAINTAINING LEGITIMACY IN A DIGITAL AGE A Case Study of Offside Press AB 

  Weissglas, Jacob; Lamaj, Klito (2025-06-24)

  This paper investigates how journalistic organizations maintain legitimacy in a digitalization era using Offside Press AB and its three publications: Offside, Filter, and Skriva as the case study and explores how legitimacy ...

• GENERATIVE AI AS A COGNITIVE COLLABORATOR Enhancing Boundary Objects and Stakeholder Participation in Collaborative Prototyping 

  Bergvall, Jonathan; Lunde, Arvid (2025-06-24)

  The landscape of innovation has shifted towards open collaboration, meanwhile Artificial intelligence (AI) has had rapid surge in development. AI, more specifically, generative AI (GAI) has the potential to alter many ...

• IMPEDIMENTS TO TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN AN INCUMBENT COMPANY Case Study of a Software-Driven Incumbent Company in the Automotive Industry 

  Vikström, Lam; Dulic, Zlatka (2025-06-24)

  This thesis investigates challenges to technological change in an incumbent company within the automotive industry, addressing the growing importance of managing technological change in a hypercompetitive environment. The ...

• Scaling digital tools for climate action in public sector 

  Anazia, Chukwuemeka; Liu, Richard (2025-06-24)

  Purpose: This study investigates how digital solutions for climate action are scaled within and across Swedish municipalities. It explores the enabling and impeding factors that influence the scaling process. Theory: Three ...

• TEMPORAL DYNAMICS BETWEEN SUPRANATIONAL BIODIVERSITY POLICY AND CORPORATE DISCLOSURE Assessing the Semantic Relationship between Earnings Calls Conferences and the Work of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures 

  Kammering, Jonathan (2025-06-24)

  This thesis investigates the influence of the work of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) on corporate biodiversity disclosure. It provides a scalable method for assessing disclosure trends and ...

• AI IN RECRUITMENT A Study on Readiness and Responsibility in the Face of Regulation 

  Cekic, Ida; Svan, Moa (2025-06-24)

  This study examines how artificial intelligence (AI) is used in recruitment in Sweden, with a particular emphasis on regulatory compliance, technical complexity, responsibility and understanding. Based on 10 semi-structured ...

• “Barriers that can Drive Someone Crazy” Self-Disclosure and Highly Skilled Transnational Migrants’ Abilities to Cope with Social Difficulties 

  Evwodere, Confidence (2024-10-01)

  With the high demand for highly skilled transnational migrants and yet little known about how they navigate social challenges, the need to examine their lived difficult social experiences and how they manage their social ...

• Clear skies, Clouded Communication. A content analyses on the effects of communication breakdowns in aviation disasters. 

  Laane, Cara (2024-10-01)

  This thesis investigates the pivotal role of communication dynamics in the management of crises, with a particular focus on how failures in communication can lead to catastrophic outcomes. Using aviation disasters as a ...

• Social Media Marketing: Engaging Fitness Consumers on Instagram 

  Ogunleye, Ifeanyi Claire (2024-09-27)

  This study explores the relationship between Social Media Marketing Activities (SMMAs) and consumer engagement on Instagram, with a focus on fitness brands. Given the increasing role of social media in brand-consumer ...

• To Humanize or Not to Humanize: Users’ Perception on Interactions with a Mental Health Conversational Agent 

  Roiu, Oana (2024-09-20)

  Given the rapid development of technology accurately simulating human behavior, the need to understand its implications particularly in mental health human-computer interactions becomes acute. Thus, this paper addresses ...

• “Protesting for climate change is more constructive than your quick useless comment” – A corpus-based analysis of incivility, impoliteness, and response-time in online newsreader comments on The Guardian climate change articles 

  Klamm, Amelie (2024-09-20)

  Online newsreader comments (ONRC) constitute a vital form of user engagement and participatory communication in the virtual public sphere, enabling users to engage in discussions about important contemporary societal issues. ...

• “It shouldn’t be a knot in the stomach for anyone to come there”. A Case Study of Migrant Clients' Interactions with Social Services in Borås 

  Agartsson, Claudia; Rauof, Lava (2024-09-20)

  According to The Swedish Psychological Defense Agency (MPF), there are challenges of mistrust among Swedish citizens arising from the disinformation campaign affecting the image of the Care of Young Persons (Special ...

• How to live rent free in the minds of Generation Z: A qualitative study about Generation Zers’ perception and evaluation of employer branding 

  Edström, Emma; Gatenheim, Alice (2024-09-20)

  The purpose of this research was to gain an understanding of Generation Z’s (Gen Z) perception and evaluation of what makes a company attractive as a future employer. According to previous research, Gen Z puts a higher ...

• FOSTERING AI INNOVATION IN SWEDISH HEALTHCARE: Essential Factors for an Enabling Policy Environment 

  Sanjeewa, Upul; Sjödal, Adrian (2024-09-20)

  Amidst the rapid technological advancements in AI, a growing number of proponents emphasize its significant potential in revolutionizing healthcare. However, the highly regulated nature of the healthcare sector poses ...

• Gendered Challenges in the FemTech Landscape: An Exploration of Funding Inequities and Communication Strategies in Female Entrepreneurship 

  Henn, Manon; Mihaylova, Tsvetelina (2024-09-12)

  The present study zooms into the FemTech sector, an emerging field dedicated to addressing women's health issues. The FemTech sphere mirrors the gender-specific funding challenges observed in the broader tech landscape, ...

• LEARNING AND COLLABORATION VIA DIGITAL COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN ECOVILLAGES A Study on Learning in Ecovillage Communities of Practice and Affordances of Virtual Immersive Learning Environments 

  Erol, Eralp (2024-03-19)

  Ecovillages are intentional residential communities aimed at improving human quality of life while protecting and regenerating the surrounding nature in order to create a more sustainable lifestyle based on cooperative ...

• Linking for Peace. An affordance perspective of LinkedIn as an instrument for peace professionals to advance constructive conflict resolution and transformative efforts 

  Traore, Jasmine (2023-11-22)

  Has LinkedIn become the platform for a global community of practice for peace professionals? Does it have the potential to be? An inductive approach to Reflexive Thematic Analysis (RTA) following Braun and Clarke’s six-phase ...

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