Svjetlana Pantic Dragisic

Associate Professor

Publications

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Svjetlana Pantic-Dragisic (2019)

The interplay between organizational capabilities and individual skills: Studies of technical and engineering consulting firms

2023

Svjetlana Pantic-Dragisic, Frida Pemer (2023) Working Betwixt And Between: Virtual Teamwork In Management Consulting

Svjetlana Pantic-Dragisic, Frida Pemer (2023) Professional Identity Formation: Exploring the Effects of Covid-19 on Management Consulting Firms Professional Identity Formation: Exploring the Effects of Covid-19 on Management Consulting Firms

Arne Jönsson, Subhomoy Bandyopadhyay, Svjetlana Pantic-Dragisic, Andrea Fried (2023) Analyses of information security standards on data crawled from company web sites using SweClarin resources CLARIN Annual Conference Proceedings: 2023

2022

Svjetlana Pantic-Dragisic, Frida Pemer (2022) Professional identity formation at a distance: Exploring the effects of Covid-19 on project-based professional service firms

Andrea Fried, Svjetlana Pantic-Dragisic, Arne Jönsson, Mona Mirtsch (2022) Communicating preventive innovation - the case of the information security standard ISO/IEC 27001

Research

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Corporate digital responsibility - Managing cyberattacks in Swedish companies (CODIRES)

The project wants to understand the social construction and organisation of digital responsibility of digitally active companies.

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Management Control, Organisation and Innovation

Our research explores issues of organisation and management control around knowledge, projects and innovation as well as organisational dynamics and entrepreneurship.

News

Mobility and social skills critical for consultants

Technical expertise is not sufficient if consulting firms are to be successful: social skills and mobility between workplaces are also important. This is the conclusion of a new doctoral thesis from Linköping University.