Louise Östberg
Universitetsadjunkt|Lecturer
- Professional title: Lecturer
- Academic title: Doctoral Student
- Telephone: +46 (0)10-1427812
- Email: louise.ostberg@miun.se
- Room number: Q364
- Location: Östersund
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- Employed at the subject:
- Quality Technology and Management
Publications
Conference papers
Lilja, J. , Hansen, D. , Östberg, L. , Snyder, K. & Eidolf, J. (2025). Exploring regenerative ecosystem facilitation : building regenerative skills, capabilities, and a new mindset together. Paper presented at the 12th EurOMA Sustainable Operations and Supply Chains Forum: Regenerative operations and supply chains for sustainable positive impact
Lilja, J. , Snyder, K. , Östberg, L. , Eidolf, J. , Jørgensen, R. & Hedlund, C. (2024). Ecosystem facilitation for a better world : exploring the role of ecosystemic enablers for regenerative transformation. Paper presented at the EurOMA: "Transforming People and Processes for a Better World", Barcelona, Spain, 29th June - 3rd July, 2024
Östberg, L. , Snyder, K. & Lilja, J. (2024). Exploring co-creation, collaborative improvement and innovation in rural communities : A case study of local development planning processes in Sweden. Paper presented at the 1st IAQUIS CONFERENCE, International Association for Quality, Innovation and Sustainability, Viterbo, Italy 11 – 13 September, 2024
Östberg, L. & Eriksson, M. (2023). Collaborative improvement as driver for excellence – findings from a systematic literature review. In 26th Excellence in Services International Conference (31 August – 1 September 2023, University of West Scotland, Paisley) : Conference Proceedings.
Lilja, J. , Snyder, K. , Jørgensen, R. , Hedlund, C. & Östberg, L. (2023). Exploring an ecosystemic and regenerative approach to quality management : towards new theory and practice for a living world. Paper presented at the EUROMA - A Systems Lens on Operations, Leuven, Belgium, July 3-5, 2023
Snyder, K. , Lilja, J. & Östberg, L. (2023). Reimagining research on organisations as living systems through participatory and arts-based practices : Insights from the field. Paper presented at the NEON Conference