The department represents one of Norway's largest professional environments within information systems. Our employees research and teach in the borderland between technology, organization and finance. This is reflected in the academic profile of the courses and studies in IT and information systems for which the department is responsible. We have a broad collaboration with working life through research projects, student projects and internships.
The Department of Information Systems is a member of the European Research Center for Information Systems, ERCIS.
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Healthcare Digitalization is not about technology alone. That’s why the InfraHealth conference 23.-24. September brings together researchers on Information Technologies, Healthcare and the Social Sciences.
Sofie Pilemalm is Professor of Informatics at the Department of Science and Technology, Linköping university (LiU), Sweden. She has alternated her professional career between academia and the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI) where she worked as business developer, systems developer and researcher in the military and crisis management domains.
Katherine Brown started as PhD candidate at the Department of Information Systems this month. She will look at the challenges older people and immigrants experience when faced with digital health services.
Healthcare Digitalization is not about technology alone. That’s why the InfraHealth conference 23.-24. September brings together researchers on Information Technologies, Healthcare and the Social Sciences.
Sofie Pilemalm is Professor of Informatics at the Department of Science and Technology, Linköping university (LiU), Sweden. She has alternated her professional career between academia and the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI) where she worked as business developer, systems developer and researcher in the military and crisis management domains.
Katherine Brown started as PhD candidate at the Department of Information Systems this month. She will look at the challenges older people and immigrants experience when faced with digital health services.