PhD support
PhD supervisions (current)
Tomasz Helbin (since 2018)
Steve Ahouanmenou (since 2019)
Benjamin De Brabander (since 2019)
Joklan Imelda Camelia Goni (since 2021)
Claus Patrick Nottbrock (since 2021)
Simin Maleki Shamasbi (since 2021)
Bart van der Heijden (since 2022)
Ika Nurkasanah (since 2023)
Dhyana Paramita (since 2024)
PhD supervisions (completed)
Pooria Jafari (2024). Investigating a roadmap for digital work practices based on a maturity model approach. Ghent University: Belgium. (Principal supervisor)
Tahir Ahmad (2022). Business process management and digital innovations: acceptance, fit and success. Ghent University: Belgium. (Principal supervisor)
Aygun Shafagatova (2021). The role of human resources in business process orientation: essays on process-oriented appraisals and rewards. Ghent University: Belgium. (Principal supervisor)
Dries Couckuyt (2021). Green business process management. Ghent University: Belgium. (Principal supervisor)
PhD guidance committee member
tbd
PhD jury member
Hossein Abroshan (2021). Root causes of falling victim to phishing – The effects of human behavior, emotions and demographics. Ghent University: Belgium.
Steven Mertens (2019). Enabling process management for loosely framed knowledge-intensive processes. Ghent University: Belgium.
Syed Rehan Abbas Zaidi (2018). Leadership in public sector business process management initiatives – A developing country perspective. Queensland University of Technology: Australia.
Michaël Verdonck (2018). Ontology-driven conceptual modeling : model comprehension, ontology selection, and method complexity. Ghent University: Belgium.
Maria Das Graças Da Silva Teixeira (2017). Design process of conceptual modeling language’s concrete syntax based on ontological theories and visualization of information theories. Ghent University: Belgium.
Jana Prodanova (2016). Electronic customer behavior from relational, technology and personality-related theoretical perspectives. The case of high-involvement services. Universidad de Burgos: Spain.
Simon Vander Elst (2016). De afstemming van organisatie en ICT in Vlaamse stadsbesturen: toetsing van een business-ICT interactiemodel in Mechelen en Genk. Ghent University: Belgium.