1st Edition
Leading Digital Transformation Management, Governance and Control
Chapter 1: Introduction
Einar Iveroth, Jan Lindvall and Johan Magnusson
Part 1. Basics and history
Chapter 2: Information - knowledge as a basis for governance and control
Jan Lindvall
CHAPTER 3. COMMUNICATION: GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES WITH DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
Therese Hedman Monstad
CHAPTER 4. TECHNOLOGY: FROM BIG PHYSICAL HARDWARE TO INVISIBLE SERVICES AND BACK TO SMALL PHYSICAL SEMICONDUCTORS
Jan Lindvall and Dariusz Osowski
CHAPTER 5. IT governance: from bureaucracy to paradox
Johan Magnusson
Part 2. Strategy, Structure and Systems
CHAPTER 6: Strategy - digital transformation as a prerequisite and means for new strategies
Alf Westelius and Nils-Göran Olve
Chapter 7: Structure - digital transformation and organization
Einar Iveroth and Jan Lindvall
Chapter 8. Systems: history and development
Johan Magnusson
Part 3. Application and contemporary issues
Chapter 9. PLATFORMS
Andreas Nilsson
CHAPTER 10. Competence provision
Per Thilander and Bertil Rolandsson
CHAPTER 11. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Elisabeth Frisk and Kristina Jonäll
Chapter 12. DATA GOVERNANCE FOR DIGITAL ORGANIZATIONS
Jonathan Crusoe and Daniel Nylén
CHAPTER 13: Leadership in an algorithm-driven world
Charlotta Kronblad
Chapter 14. Consensing for strategic alignment
Kristian Norling
CHAPTER 15. DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND GOVERNANCE FROM THE CUSTOMER’S PERSPECTIVE
Jacob Hallencreutz and Love Westin
CHAPTER 16. Digital transformation of the public sector
Tomas Lindroth
CHAPTER 17. INCLUSIVE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Daniel Curto-Millet
CHAPTER 18: AI and governance dilemmas for law enforcement agencies
Marie Eneman and Jan Ljungberg
CHAPTER 19: REGULATION, GOVERNANCE, AND AI SYSTEMS
Ensieh Mahi, Jason Crawford and Magnus Strand
Chapter 20. How digital infrastructures are transforming society Owen Eriksson
CHAPTER 21: Final words - looking back and ahead
Einar Iveroth, Jan Lindvall and Johan Magnusson
Biography
Einar Iveroth is Associate Professor & Excellent Teacher at the Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University.
Jan Lindvall is Associate Professor & Excellent Teacher at the Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University.
Johan Magnusson is Professor at the Department of Applied IT, Division of Informatics, Gothenburg University.
"In Leading Digital Transformation, the authors bridge the gap between the theory and practice of dgital transformation. Covering digital transformation from its theoretical underpinnings to real-world applications, the book is a must-read for anyone looking to expand their knowledge on what digital transformation is and how it can be managed." Jonny Holmström, Professor of Informatics, Director for Swedish Center for Digital Innovation (SCDI), Umeå University
"As AI and digital transformation demand resilient leadership, this book offers crucial clarity. It explains how governance, technology, and strategic investments align through strategy, structure, and systems. A comprehensive must-read for anyone seeking best-practice guidance in understanding flexible and scalable innovation." Ingo Paas, Ingo Paas is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Chief Digital Officer (CDO) of Green Cargo
“The book represents a comprehensive review of digital transformation and variety of managerial issues it raises. The editors and the contributing authors discuss with depth and competence the structural, strategic and governance implications of digital transformation for business firms and organizations." Jannis Kallinikos, Professor of Information Systems, London School of Economics
"To properly face some of the greatest challenges of our time, ideas are needed that tackle the intersection between management and digital transformation. It is in this critical overlap that real change can happen. Leading digital tranformation: management, governance and control presents some excellent thinking on the topic and will help drive this change if put in the hands of students and practitioners." Jessica Nordlander, Chief Operating Officer, Vox Pop Labs, named Swedens’ Most Innovative Leader and one of Canada’s 100 most influential women in Science and Technology.
