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prof. dr. Anastasia Sergeeva

Full Professor, School of Business and Economics, Knowledge, Information and Innovation

Full Professor, Amsterdam Business Research Institute

Full Professor, KIN Center for Digital Innovation

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Anastasia V. Sergeeva is Professor of Work, Technology and Organization at the KIN Centre for Digital Innovation, School of Business and Economics, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Prof. Sergeeva conducts ethnographic research to trace what happens to work “in the wild” once novel technologies are introduced. Her research lies at the intersection of information systems and organization theory, and advances conversations on technology-mediated organizational change, the transformation of professional work, and the emergence of new forms of organizing driven by digital technologies. She also serves as a Senior Editor at Organization Science.

Research
  • Technology in the workplace
  • New ways of organizing
  • Qualitative methodologies
  • IT in healthcare
  • Managing knowledge work
Teaching
  • Digital innovation and virtual organising in a global setting (undergraduate)
  • Digital innovation: new ways of organising and working (master)
  • New ways of working (undergraduate)
  • Qualitative research methods (pre-master level)
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