News (Fredrik Svahn)

Fredrik Svahn and Ola Henfridsson’s paper entitled "The Dual Regimes of Digital Innovation Management" has been accepted for presentation at the Hawaiian International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS) in Grand Wailea, Maui, January 2012. 

Over a series of R&D projects, the Viktoria Institute and Saab Automobile have collaborated around the development of Saab's new open innovation concept....

Fredrik Svahn, part of the research group Open Vehicle, recently gave a keynote talk on digital product innovation at...

Lisen Selander, Ola Henfridsson, and Fredrik Svahn's paper "Transforming Ecosystem Relationships in Digital Innovation" has won the Best Theme Paper Award for ICIS 2010. ICIS is the leading conference on information systems.  

The objective of the project Open Design Infrastructures is to develop new platform concepts and harmonizing governance strategies, helping the automotive industry to develop an open innovation agenda in the area of vehicle infotainment. Read more...

Fredrik Svahn, Ola Henfridsson, and Youngjin Yoo's paper entitled "A Threesome Dance of Agency: Mangling the Sociomateriality of Technological Regimes in Digital Innovation" has been accepted...

Fredrik Svahn’s paper “The Sociomateriality of Competing Technological Regimes in Digital Innovation” was selected as one of three best papers at IRIS, 9-12 August. The Information Systems Research Seminar in Scandinavia (IRIS) is an annual working conference, this year hosted by Molde University College in Norway.

Fredrik Svahn and Ola Henfridsson's paper entitled "Situated Knowledge in Context-Aware Computing: A Sequential Multimethod Study of In-Car Navigation" has been accepted for publication in International Journal of Advanced Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing.

Funded by VINNOVA/V-ICT over a two-year period, the Flexible HMI Architecture-project is focused on developing an in-car software architecture that is capable of handling the increasing magnitude of new functionality enabled by on-board systems as well as nomadic devices....