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Marie Bengtsson

Associate Professor

Publications

2023

Renee Wever, Juan Felipe Ruiz Muñoz, Marie Bengtsson (2023) An Open Education Platform: Learning Our Way to Mixing Life-Long Learners and Regular Students PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENGINEERING AND PRODUCT DESIGN EDUCATION, E&PDE 2023, p. 595-600 (Conference paper) Continue to DOI

2020

Marie Bengtsson, Cecilia Enberg, Fredrik Tell (2020) Foolishness without consequence? From physical to virtual modeling in the history of military aircraft development at Saab Industrial and Corporate Change, Vol. 29, p. 163-181 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2019

Marie Bengtsson, Juan Ruiz, Renee Wever (2019) This is how we roll; A play on creative thought and the generation of novelty Proceedings of Meaningful Play 2018, p. 380-387 (Conference paper)

2017

Lars Lindkvist, Marie Bengtsson, Dan-Magnus Svensson, Linnea Wahlstedt (2017) Replacing old routines: how Ericsson software developers and managers learned to become agile Industrial and Corporate Change, Vol. 26, p. 571-591 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Marie Bengtsson, Lars Lindkvist (2017) Mapping the Road to Future Projects: Roadmapping as a Balancing and Transformation Process Project Management Journal, Vol. 48, p. 39-54 (Article in journal)

News

Besma Glaa programme manager for SMIO.

29 March 2023

We move with the times and listen to our alumni

The SMIO Master’s Programme has established itself as an international strategy and management programme. Alumni from across the globe attended its recent 15th anniversary jubilee.
The student group gathered at LiU.

17 June 2019

A virtual team for post-disaster communication

Create a team with nine students from LiU and Stanford, from different programmes of education and four different countries. Ask them to solve a task from Saab and give them nine months to do it. What’s the result? The DaMD course.

Stanford inspires in business design

Over the spring, Ronaldo’s Stone Oven Bakery in Linköping got help from master’s students in Business Management to develop their company. The concept has its basis in ideas from Stanford University.

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