Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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About a process-technology fit for process improvements in an ambidextrous environment

Tahir Ahmad (UGent) and Amy Van Looy (UGent)

(2022) Business Process Management Workshops, BPM 2021 International Workshops, Revised Selected Papers. In Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing 436. p.166-178
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Employees’ attitudes towards intelligent robots : a dilemma analysis

Amy Van Looy (UGent)

(2022) INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND E-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. 20(3). p.371-408
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Identifying digital transformation paradoxes : a design perspective

Lieselot Danneels (UGent) and Stijn Viaene

(2022) BUSINESS & INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING. 64(4). p.483-500
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Development and testing of an explorative BPM acceptance model : insights from the COVID-19 pandemic

Tahir Ahmad (UGent) and Amy Van Looy (UGent)

(2021) PLOS ONE. 16(11).
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How the COVID‐19 pandemic can stimulate more radical business process improvements : using the metaphor of a tree

Amy Van Looy (UGent)

(2021) KNOWLEDGE AND PROCESS MANAGEMENT. 28(2). p.107-116
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Business process management and digital innovations : a systematic literature review

Tahir Ahmad (UGent) and Amy Van Looy (UGent)

(2020) SUSTAINABILITY. 12(17).
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Innovating and optimizing in public organizations : does more become less?

Hanneke Gieske, Bert George (UGent) , Ingmar van Meerkerk and Arwin van Buuren

(2020) PUBLIC MANAGEMENT REVIEW. 22(4). p.475-497

Academic Bibliography

About a process-technology fit for process improvements in an ambidextrous environment

Employees’ attitudes towards intelligent robots : a dilemma analysis

Identifying digital transformation paradoxes : a design perspective

Development and testing of an explorative BPM acceptance model : insights from the COVID-19 pandemic

How the COVID‐19 pandemic can stimulate more radical business process improvements : using the metaphor of a tree

Business process management and digital innovations : a systematic literature review

Innovating and optimizing in public organizations : does more become less?

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