Management information systems.

Using activity domain theory for managing complex systems by: (Language materials, printed)

Laboratory management information systems : current requirements and future perspectives by: (Language materials, printed)

Approaches and processes for managing the economics of information systems by: (Language materials, printed)

Information technology- Management.

Economics of information and systems

Industrial management.

Risk management

HD30.2

Security and maintenance

Network analysis (Planning)

Coordination of the development of the 3rd generation of mobile telecom systems at Ericsson

Practice-based theories

Information modeling projects

Alignment of business and knowledge strategies

Information technology- Economic aspects.

Public policy

Medical equipment

QY 26.5

658.4/038011

Laboratories, Hospital- organization & administration.

Activity Domain Theory

Praxis

384.01/15

Enterprise architectures

IS/IT architectures

Cultural-historical Activity Theory

Mediation

ISO 15189:2012

Common understanding, communal meaning

Activity modalities

Coordination

Integration centric development method

System theory.

Medical informatics.

E-health's economic impact

Activity domain

Dialectical method

Business value of IT/IS

Strategic information systems

Interoperability

Cognitive grounding

Investments and management

Anatomy-centric approach

Quality management

R858

Business processes

Mediational means

T57.6

Agile development of software

Product life-cycle management

610.285

Medical laboratories- Data processing.

Complex systems theory

Congruence mind-activity

Clinical Laboratory Information Systems.

Workflow- Management.

Legislation policies

Management information systems.

Information security

Practical guiding principles for managing complex systems