The SCDI National Scaling Initiative

We have a moral imperative to scale good solutions. This is the core of one of our recent initiatives directed at the public sector.

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Contested digital transformation
Hacktivism’s Role in Public Sector Digital Transformation Researchers from the Swedish Center for Digital Innovation (SCDI) have released a groundbreaking study titled ”Leave it to the parents: How hacktivism-as-tuning reconfigures public sector digital transformation” in the journal Government Information Quarterly. This study sheds new light on how grassroots digital activism can…
The Stafford Beer Medal
SCDI faculty member Professor Lisen Selander has been highly commended for the 2024 Stafford Beer Medal. The commendation is related to her and Sirkka Järvänpää’s EJIS paper. The paper explores how digital transformation and scaling impact membership-based organizations like social movement organizations (SMOs), focusing on Amnesty International’s national sections in Australia…
JIT best paper award 2024
SCDI congratulates Professor Juho Lindman on receiving the Journal of Information Technology’s Best paper award 2024. By integrating political theory into the field of Information Systems, the paper presents a novel theoretical framework for understanding and regulating Big Tech’s influence. This innovative approach opens new avenues for interdisciplinary research aimed at…

In the spotlight

Aleksandre Asatiani is an associate professor at the Department of Applied IT at University of Gothenburg. Before joining University of Gothenburg, he has worked as a lecturer at Aston University (UK) and as a postdoc at Aalto University (Finland).
Aleksandre Asatiani is one of SCDIs most prolific writers, focusing on everything from technical debt to the future of work.

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The Swedish Center for Digital Innovation is a joint-university initiative between the University of Gothenburg, Stockholm School of Economics and Umeå University.