Brenda Nansubuga

Lecturer

Publications

2023

Brenda Nansubuga (2023) Ownership or Access?: A study of mobility services in the access economy

Brenda Nansubuga, Hugo Guyader (2023) From Access to Ownership: A Study of E-Scooter Service Customers

Brenda Nansubuga, Hugo Guyader, Christian Kowalkowski (2023) From Access to Ownership: A Study of E-Scooter Service Customers

2021

Brenda Nansubuga, Christian Kowalkowski (2021) Carsharing: a systematic literature review and research agenda Journal of Service Management, Vol. 32, p. 55-91

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Hugo Guyader, Brenda Nansubuga, Karin Skill (2021) Institutional Logics at Play in a Mobility-as-a-Service Ecosystem Sustainability, Vol. 13, Article 8285

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Research

Forming an action plan for their new project

Industrial Management (INDEK)

The division is a part of the Department of Management and Engineering and educates and carries out research in the three areas - industrial economics, industrial marketing, and economic information systems.

News

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The business model that can boost carpooling

Would you sell your car and join a carpool instead? LiU researcher Brenda Nansubuga has studied several sharing services. She concludes that services that combine different modes of transport are easier to make profitable.

PhD students to international conference in Nashville

LiU was represented at the world's largest conference on marketing research, the 2023 AMA Winter Academic Conference in Nashville. PhD students Brenda Nansubuga and Tanvir Ahmed presented their latest publications.

Organisation

Department of Management and Engineering (IEI)

The Department of Management and Engineering (IEI) strengthens and develops tomorrow’s industry, business world and society by ground-breaking research, education and innovation.