MMTC monthly information meeting 

Welcome to join the Notification of thesis ceremony of Björn Stjernetun Bouwmeester's thesis Knowing Me, Knowing you - Bridging Perspectives through Age Suit Simulation Intervention in Nursing Education.

The ceremony starts at 1 pm in Röda Rummet, HHJ

Björn is a PhD student within Health and Care Sciences. He will defend his thesis at the University of Skövde, 27 February 1 pm

MMTC's Data Methods Initiative seminar - online

https://datamethodsinitiative.org/

On February 5, from 09:30 to 11:30, Caroline Van Rijckevorsel will hold her research plan seminar in Kappan. The seminar will be conducted in English.

Caroline is a PhD student in Disability Research

To attend Doctoral Education seminars as an audience member, you must register no later than 12 days before the seminar via the following page:
Doctoral Education Seminars – Jönköping University

For late registration, please contact the PhD student directly.

Welcome!

Rohith Areth Koroth, doctoral student in Machine Design, will nail his doctoral thesis on Friday, February 6th. 

The nailing ceremony takes place at JTHs entrance at 09.30 am and you are all invited to attend. After the ceremony, you are invited to meet for coffee and "spiktårta" that will be served in Galleriet.

The nailing ceremony is an old tradition in which the thesis is released and no changes may be done thereafter. 

The title of Rohithl's doctoral thesis is "Integrating Production and Sustainable Requirements for Product and Production Co-Development".

Rohith will defend his thesis on March 6th at 9 am in E1405 (Gjuterisalen).

Welcome to attend the ceremony!

Learn to be fully present and alive in the moment! Develop skills that will enhance your ability to cope with stress, pain, and the challenges of everyday life!

When practicing mindfulness, you will increase your attention span and your ability to concentrate on what is important to you. It will also help you cope with stress in a more helpful way.

17 February, 24 February, 3 March, 17 March. Time: 3:30 pm- 5:00 pm. Attendance at all four sessions is required!

Register by e-mailing to studenthealthcare@ju.se. First come, first serve!

For more information: Course: Mindfulness - Service - Jönköping University

Title of the thesis: Exploring Learning During Digitalization in Manufacturing Companies: A Multilevel Perspective
Doctoral student: Tanvi Kiran Patil
Third-cycle subject area: Production Systems
Faculty examiner: Senior Lecturer Carl Wänström, Chalmers University of Technology
Examiner: Associate Professor Denis Coelho, School of Engineering
Principal supervisor: Professor Annika Engström, School of Engineering

Link to Zoom Webinar: https://ju-se.zoom.us/j/64203288504

Welcome to attend the seminar!

Integrating Sustainability Control in Retail: An Architecture-Context Fit Perspective

Abstract

This article examines the conditions under which organisations effectively integrate sustainability controls into their broader management control architectures, and the combinations of controls that enable this integration. Drawing on a qualitative, multiple-case study of three market-leading Swedish retailers, we analyse how three architectural linkages – embedding sustainability KPIs in planning and budgeting, connecting targets to incentives or pricing, and routine cross-functional reviews – fit distinct contingency profiles related to strategy and sustainability priorities, ownership and governance structures, regulatory or assurance exposure, and supply-chain or digital complexity. The findings indicate that deeper coupling occurs when sustainability priorities are paired with selective incentive or pricing mechanisms, when regulatory or assurance exposure strengthens administrative anchoring via committees or routine KPI reviews, and when interactive forums translate sustainability indicators into resource allocation decisions in logistics-intensive areas. The cases also reveal recurring limitations, including symbolic adoption, peripheral KPIs, uneven incentive linkages, and measurement-action gaps, suggesting that shortfalls often stem from design-use mismatches rather than missing control elements. Across the three retailers, multiple architectures prove effective when aligned with contextual contingencies. The study advances sustainability accounting by shifting the focus from selecting individual controls to achieving architecture-context fit, and clarifying where reinforcing linkages most effectively support sustainability integration.

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