Digital Enterprise
Digital Enterprise
The Digital Enterprise focuses on generating knowledge on the changes, implications, and consequences of digital technology design and use in organizations, organization ecosystems, the economy, businesses, and the society at large.
It is a highly cross-disciplinary and inclusive area, and it encompasses both the private and the public sector.
Why Digital Enterprise?
Addressing the Digital Enterprise requires adopting a holistic perspective, hence going beyond specific technologies and systems, and addressing the long-term and distributed process through which social, organizational, and technical elements evolve and influence each other and the broader context.
Examples include the use of AI, data science, and Digital Twins to improve efficiency in private and public sector in a variety of domains like the energy sector and welfare.
The Digital Enterprise strategic research area addresses the teaching and researching of digital transformation in organizations through a toolbox of cross-disciplinary methodologies.
Strategic research area
The Digital Enterprise is a joint initiative by the Department of Computer Science, the Department of Electronic Systems, the Department of ICT and Natural Sciences, and the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology.
This strategic research area is hosted by the Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering.