BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//eluceo/ical//2.0/EN VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:f8793a351c5d5938a0cffbfef742db1e DTSTAMP:20261013T002005Z SUMMARY:John Larsson's Licentiate Seminar DESCRIPTION:Kontakt: john.larsson@cs.lth.se\n\nThesis title: \;Explorin g Data Sharing through the Lens of Open Data Ecosystems in Public-Private Freight LogisticsAuthor: \;John Larsson\, Department of Computer Scien ce\, Lund UniversityFaculty opponent: Senior Research Lead Daniel Rudmark\ , VTI\, Statens väg- och transportforskningsinstitutExaminer: \;Senio r Lecturer Emelie Engström\, LTHSupervisor: Professor Per Runeson\, LTHCo -supervisor: \;Adjunct Senior Lecturer Johan Linåker\, LTHDate and ti me: Friday 16 October at 10:15Location: \;E:1406\, E-huset\, LTH\, Kla s Anshelms väg 10/Ole Römers väg 3\, LundLink to the licentiate thesis in LUCRIS\, where it can be downloaded (opens in new window) \;Abstrac tBackground: The freight transport sector is expected to grow\, and with s ustainability challenges\, there is a need for more efficient solutions. D ata sharing has been identified as one approach to increase efficiency in the domain of freight logistics by sharing transport-related information w ithin an Open Data Ecosystem (ODE). This enables involved actors to collab orate towards a common goal\, supported by a technological platform.Object ive: This thesis aims to develop a conceptual\, empirical\, and design-ori ented understanding of data sharing through the lens of ODEs. Within the c ontext of municipal and regional freight logistics\, the thesis investigat es how data sharing is organized in practice and explores design insights that may support the development of more efficient and sustainable freight logistics through data sharing solutions.Methodology: The research follow s a design science research approach consisting of three interconnected st udies. The first paper employs a literature review to develop a conceptual understanding of data sharing in ODEs in relation to logistics. The secon d paper builds on this understanding through a longitudinal multiple-case study of three cases\, involving prolonged participation with stakeholders and validation through a workshop. Drawing on the findings from the first two studies\, the third study takes initial steps towards the solution do main by exploring design insights and mechanisms from cross-sector domains .Results: The results show that data sharing emerges as a central mechanis m within ODEs\, but it takes different forms depending on elements such as technical maturity\, organizational structure\, and governance arrangemen ts. A conceptual model was developed to illustrate platforms\, stakeholder s\, relationships\, and roles. The findings identify recurring socio-techn ical challenges related to interoperability\, data quality\, governance\, procurement\, and sensitive data. Building on these findings\, we identifi ed design insights and supporting mechanisms that may contribute to the de velopment of more flexible and interoperable data sharing platforms.Conclu sion: The thesis contributes a conceptual understanding of data sharing in ODEs\, an empirical understanding of data sharing in municipal and region al freight logistics\, and initial design-oriented knowledge in the form o f design insights and mechanisms. The research progresses from the problem domain towards the solution domain\, where the identified design insights provide a foundation for future research concerning the development and e valuation of TMS platforms. \;\n\nMer information om händelsen: https ://www.cs.lth.se/evenemang/john-larssons-licentiate-seminar DTSTART;TZID=GMT:20261016T081500 DTEND;TZID=GMT:20261016T081500 LOCATION:E:1406\, E-huset\, LTH\, Ole Römers väg 3\, Lund END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR