Dutch ehealth governance: introducing ehealth applications in Dutch healthcare organisations. Presentation USE Conference 2015

Developing a viable business model for community owned solar farms in the Netherlands. Presentation USE Conference.

Agile as change approach in ehealth innovation projects.Presentation USE Conference 2015. Agile software development, with its practices for user involvement and product visibility, can be used as a change management approach in healthcare innovation projects.

Although many pilots with new eHealth products have been developed, only very few of these products reach widespread adoption within healthcare organisations. The literature mentions a wide range of bottlenecks for the acceptance of new technology in the healthcare industry, among which insufficient …

The goal of this paper is twofold: i) to design a viable business model for community owned solar farms that will be setup in the north of the Netherlands. ii) To present the findings from this case study, and to propose generalisations that are relevant for the development of artefacts that can be used …

The Hanze University of Applied Science can combine its expertise in the field of ICT with knowledge of communication and knowledge game design and user experience to contribute to the effective communication on ehealth applications by researching communication patterns and developing communication means …

Informatie over de USE conferentie, Groningen 20 t/m 23 oktober 2015.

Smart regions Healthcare. Presentation at the Smart Regions North Conference on the future impact of IT on healthcare.

Guest lecture on business models and new business development for participants of the 2015 Challenge on Loss of Hearing.

This report uses experience gained during the EU Interreg IVB project ITRACT and shares transnational learning on how to deploy IT-based solutions as part of Smart Specialisation Strategies, for example, while creating answers to societal challenges. ITRACT concentrates on rural areas, where the availability …