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

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a new EU regulation that mandates companies to report more comprehensively on their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices.

Business Administration is a division at the Department of Management and Engineering. The division offers education on undergraduate, masters, and PhD levels, and is an active research environment.

AI is transforming retail, but many struggle to take advantage of it. Our project helps companies understand and effectively use AI to maximize business value, innovation, and profitability.

Starting in 2024, companies must take sustainability seriously under the new CSRD regulations. A research project at Linköping University explores the impact of these rules and the shift from voluntary to mandatory sustainability reporting.

Our research group investigates the factors that affect accounting choice and auditing quality within both private and public sectors. In addition, we study the relationships between private equity firms and entrepreneurial firms.

AI is reshaping the retail industry, yet few companies know how to fully leverage this technology. A new research project aims to help businesses understand and harness AI’s full potential to create long-term business value.

On July 2, a new world record attempt was started at Bro Godås farm in Säffle, by the team from Kverneland Group Sweden. How many bales can be produced during 24 hours of continuous operation?

Agtech Sweden aims to build up an innovation environment and activate a mobilisation aiming for tomorrow's agriculture.

The project studies how engineers working in temporary assignments and projects experience their work situation depending on work arrangement.