Professor Andreas Schroeder
Professor of Information SystemsResearch Overview
Andreas Schroeder is a Professor of Digital Strategy and Services Innovation at 51福利 Management School. His research program lies at the intersection of Operations Management and Information Systems, focusing on directly impacting organizational practices. Much of Andreas’ work revolves around ‘servitization’, which refers to the transformation of product-focused manufacturers as they develop and increasingly compete through high-value service offerings.
Andreas is a senior member of the , a cross-university research group dedicated to excellence in servitization and advanced services research and practice. In his role at the research group, Andreas supports some of the world’s leading manufacturers with the strategic orientation and digital implications of their servitization journeys.
Research Grants
Andreas’ research has attracted more than ?9 million in external funding
- 2022: ESRC/Interact (?55,000): Business cases for digitalisation (PI)
- 2022: ESRC (?1.8 million) Servitization for productivity and sustainability (Co-I)
- 2021: Industry (?45,000) Digitalisation strategy alignment of service network partners (PI)
- 2021: Industry (?45,000) Evaluating of advanced services business models within an existing product-portfolio (PI)
- 2019: EPSRC (?22,000) Digital twins and simulations for advanced services (Co-I)
- 2019: ERDF (?1.44 million) Advanced Services Growth: Developing Strategies for Improved Growth in Manufacturing (Co-I)
- 2019: Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (?1.4 million) Advanced Services Growth: Innovative Growth Strategies (Co-I)
- 2016: European Commission (?3.5 million) Circular European Economy Innovative Training Network - CircEUit (Co-I)
- 2016: ERDF (?1.2 million) Transforming SMEs to improve their revenues through the adoption of advanced services (Co-I)
- 2016: EPSRC (?60,000) PhD Studentship (PI)
- 2015: University Grants Committee (Hong Kong) (?31,000) Transactive Memory System in Team Context
- 2015: British Council (?24,000) Newton workshop grants - Research in Green Technology Management & Product-Service Systems (Co-I)
27/01/2025 → 31/07/2025
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- Information Systems