Centre for Digital Transformation – CeDiT – is a social science research centre conducting advanced social science on the impact of digital transformation on societies, organisations and individuals.
CeDiT aims to:
- Conduct theoretically founded and empirically informed research
- Influence the academic discourse by publishing in internationally recognised journals
- Create an interdisciplinary arena for exploring the characteristics and consequenses of digital transformation
- Actively seek co-operation with other leading research communities, e.g. through participation in externally financed projects
Research areas:
- Governing of digital transformation
- Impact of digitalization on territorialisation
- Implications of digitalization on professional work and everyday life
- impact of digitalization on representative institutions
- Impact of digitalization on organizational processes and structures
Relevant PhD programs
Members in the group
Participants
- Leif Skiftenes Flak
- Tom Roar Eikebrokk
- Stefan Gänzle
- Dag Ingvar Jacobsen
- Niels Frederik Garmann-Johnsen
- Eli Hustad
- Tanja Klenk
- Dag Håkon Olsen
- Romulo Miguel Pinheiro
- Maung Kyaw Sein
- Anne Elizabeth Stie
- Øystein Sæbø
- Devendra Bahadur Thapa
- Jarle Trondal
- Polyxeni Vasilakopoulou
- Margunn Aanestad
- Cathrine Edelhard Tømte
- Alexander Ruser
- Vito Laterza
- Frank Danielsen
- Peter André Busch
- Oddgeir Tveiten
- Ida Martine Homane
- Gunhild Kvåle
- Barbara Krystyna Zyzak
- Thomas Henökl
- Kai Rune Larsen
- Frans August Runo af Malmborg
- Tove Sofia Engvall
- Tumaini Kabudi
- Heidi Esma Dahl Bønnhoff
- Anne Kristin Sortehaug Ajer
- Gloria Ziglioli
- Geir Inge Hausvik
- Dragana Paparova
- Sebastian Kussl
- Alhassan Yakubu Alhassan
- Marco Seeber
- Ilias Pappas
- Sara Hofmann
- Kristine Sevik
- Jelena Mijatovic
- Hanne Sara-Maria Höglund Rydén
- Ida Heggertveit
- Marthe Elden Wilhelmsen
- Roya Denise Haugen
Associate members
Kathrine Brown
