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Name: Karsten Boye RasmussenPosition: Associate Professor Address work: Campusvej 55, DK-5230 Odense M, DenmarkPhone: +45 6550 2115Email: [email protected] Home page: http://www.sdu.dk/staff/kbr.aspx Short bioKarsten Boye Rasmussen is an associate professor in the research unit of Strategic Organisational Design at the Department of Marketing and Management, University of Southern Denmark. He is a sociologist from the University of Copenhagen. His research interests are within information technology, organization, data, methodology and metadata, and the use of business intelligence, data warehousing and data mining. With emphasis on the small and medium-sized companies the focus is on information technology especially as utilized in virtual organizations and collaborative business networks.Education 1977: Sociology, mag.scient.soc, Sociologisk Institut, University of Copenhagen 1974: Computing Science ("Datalogi"), minor, Datalogisk Institut, University of Copenhagen1970: Philosophy (exam), University of Copenhagen1969: Mathematical-Physics general certificate, Metropolitanskolen, Copenhagen Employment2001-Associate Professor, University of Southern Denmark (SDU), Department of Marketing and Management2001-External Associate Professor, Aarhus School of Business (ASB)1998-2001 Associate Research Professor, University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and Odense Steel Shipyard1993-1998 Senior Researcher, Danish State Archives 1981-1993 Associate Professor, University of Odense, Danish Data Archives (DDA) 1978-1981 Assistant Professor, University of Odense, Danish Data Archives (DDA) Recognition 2000SAS Academic Alliance Award (first time given) 2000L&E prize, the 2000 research award from the Association of Danish Business Economists (Civiløkonomerne)2000UBVAParticipation in Large Scale Research Projects•eBusCo.net project on SMEs in Northern Germany and the Southern Region of Denmark supported by the EU through "Interreg IIIA". Collaboration with Fachhochschule Kiel - University of Applied Sciences (prof. Heiko Thimm), SDU (assoc.prof. Per Servais) and business agencies in the two regions (Danish project holder 2006-2008).•Project on data mining in Danish firms (supported by it-vest). (project holder, 2004- )•Report for conference on the toll for crossing the Great Belt Bridge (Storebæltsbroen). (2004)•Project on network of "Virtual Partnership" with focus on competence in companies. EU supported through "Innovative Actions". (participant, 2003-2005).Editorial Boards - Reviewereditor Editor of the IASSIST Quarterly (www.iassistdata.org) (since 1997)reviewerECIS conferencereviewerHICSS conference reviewerLedelse & ErhvervsøkonomireviewerJISC (Joint Information Systems Committe), UK Teaching I have taught several different courses since 2000 at both bachelor and grad-level. The area is Organization with a special interest in Information Technology, Business Intelligence, Data Warehouse, Data Mining and Methods and Negotiation. Have supervised more than 30 students for MSc (cand.it., cand.merc., cand.oecon. and MITKO-master). Examiner at 2 phd-dissertations. Administration2007-2009Coordinator of the MITKO master programme (weekend-MBA). (www.mitko.dk).2001-2008Coordinator of the ITKO (IT, Communication, and Organization) 2-year graduate course (www.itko.dk)2001-2009Member of the ITKO & MITKO board2006-2010Member of the board of studies for business economics ("Studienævn")2006-Shop steward (tillidsrepræsentant) for the faculty at Social Science at SDU in Odense (assistant prior to that)

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Karsten Boye Rasmussen is an associate professor in the research unit of Strategic Organisational Design at the Department of Marketing and Management, University of Southern Denmark. He is a sociologist from the University of Copenhagen. His research interests are within information technology, organization, data, methodology and metadata, and the use of business intelligence, data warehousing and data mining. With emphasis on the small and medium-sized companies the focus is on information technology especially as utilized in virtual organizations and collaborative business networks.