Research Projects
Research projects
Below, you will find a review of current and recently completed research projects at the department. All the projects are externally funded and include at least two of the department's researchers.
| The Projecteffective Company |
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The project aims to uncover management challenges in coordination, decision-making and the general resource allocation of development activities in companies from a management perspective. |
| Focusing on digital administration, the project examines how the organisation’s IT-application can be developed through action research in close interaction with the parties involved. |
| The project aims to uncover and document changes in companies' buying practice owing to e.g. increased focus on customer needs, outsourcing, flexible production forms, supply chain management and globalisation. |
| The research programme aims to study the nature of societal demands on business organisations' decisions and actions from a business strategy perspective. |
| This project deals with production of as well as demand for environmental-friendly textiles, defined as products carrying the EU eco-label 'The Flower'. |
| This project focuses on the cost and benefits of environmental labelling seen from a company perspective. |
| The project portrays eight small- and medium-sized Danish companies, which have gained considerable financial and environmental results from their environmental management systems. |
| The objective of the project is to produce knowledge of, how supply chains are designed and managed and to suggest new collaboration models in supply chains. |
| Øresund Logistics is a network organisation for Danish and Swedish actors within logistics in the Øresund Region, built upon close relations in universities, industries and governments. |
| The purpose of the project is to analyse performance auditing in the Danish public sector. |
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Inaugural Lecture Professor John K. Christiansen
How does management happen in organizations: The use of management technologies
The research of John K. Christiansen focuses on management of development and innovation activities in ambigious and labile organizational contexts. He is interested in opening up the black box of innovation and project management and wants to study and understand the dynamics of the micro-processes - and relate these to strategic processes, choices and concerns.
The focus is on mechanisms, management tools and models that shape decision making and organizational processes.
"2009 Bernard J. La Londe Best Paper Award"
Professor, Britta Gammelgaard, modtog ved en konference i USA, sammen med to medforfattere, prisen for den bedste artikel i Journal of Business Logistics (JBL), som anses for at være det bedste tidsskrift inden for Logistik og Supply Chain Management. Prisen "2009 Bernard J. La Londe Best Paper Award" blev givet for artiklen:
"Exploring Processes for Customer Value Insights, Supply Chain Learning and Innovation: An International Study", JBL, Vol. 29. no. 1, pp257-282
Artiklen er forfattet af Dan J. Flint, Everth Larsson og Britta Gammelgaard, fra henholdsvis University Of Tennessee, Knoxville, Lund University og altså CBS.
Product & process innovation forum (PIF)
What: Product & process innovation forum (PIF)
Why: To have a forum for informal debates on issues related to management of product and process innovation at PEØ.
Who: Everybody interested in the area or who wants to know more.
How: Informal - based on lunch meetings with or without paper, and with moderate moderation provided by Claus & John.
Where: Meeting room at PEØ (5th floor or 4th floor)
When:
Thursday 30 April, 12.00 - 13.00 - Research approaches and methods in research on innovation (Marta, John & Claus)
Thursday 14 May, 12.00 - 13.00 - Topic: Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Thursday 28 May, 12.00 - 13.00 - Topic: Jan Mouritsen: Performance Indicators, Trials and the Composition of Innovation: The Mediation of Technology, Markets and Organisation
Thursday 4 June, 12.00 - 13.00 - Topic: tba
Thursday 25 June, 12.00 - 13.00 - Topic: tba
Ny forskning om performance management i marketing viser interessante resultater
- Der er ikke sammenhæng mellem virksomhedens overordnede strategi og marketingsafdelingens aktiviteter.
- Man kan tale om en egentlig kompetencefælde, da marketing i overvejende grad ofte gør de ting som de selv synes de er gode til frem for at måle på effekten.
- Analysen viser også budgetteringsmåden kan have indflydelse på budgettets størrelse og dets anvendelse.
- Måling af marketingindsatsen som et dækningsbidrag hænger sammen med virksomhedens overskudsgrad.
Dette er blot nogle af de tankevækkende resultater som undersøgelsen af marketings organisering viser.
Undersøgelsen er udarbejdet af Professor Jan Mouritsen, Professor John K. Christiansen, ekstern lektor Per Østergaard Jacobsen og lektor Claus J. Varnes.
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