Raine Isaksson
Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor at Institutionen för samhällsbyggnad och industriell teknik; Kvalitetsteknik
- Telephone:
- +46 18 471 83 80, +46 498 10 83 80
- Mobile phone:
- +46 70 249 09 79
- E-mail:
- raine.isaksson@angstrom.uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Campus Gotland, Cramérgatan 3
621 57 Visby - Postal address:
- Uppsala universitet, Campus Gotland
621 67 Visby
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Raine Isaksson, Associate Professor/ Senior Lecturer in Quality Management
Research
How to use Quality Management for Sustainable Development (Q4S) using a process based system approach withe mpirical areas focusing on the building value chain. Particular focus on sustainable cement and concrete in Sweden and on sustainable building blocks using alternative binders in Sub Saharan Africa.
Education
Sustainable development, CSR, and using the process approach to understand and manage systems.
Keywords
- process management
- quality management
- sustainable development
Publications
Recent publications
- Supplementary Cementitious Materials in Building Blocks-Diagnosing Opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa (2023)
- Using a Process Based System Model (PBSM) for sensemaking (2022)
- The sustainability opportunity study (SOS) (2022)
- Understanding University Sustainability (2022)
- How Is Building Sustainability Understood?-A Study of Research Papers and Sustainability Reports (2022)
All publications
Articles
- Supplementary Cementitious Materials in Building Blocks-Diagnosing Opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa (2023)
- The sustainability opportunity study (SOS) (2022)
- How Is Building Sustainability Understood?-A Study of Research Papers and Sustainability Reports (2022)
- Sustainability reporting as a 21st century problem statement (2022)
- Striding towards Sustainability (2021)
- Excellence for sustainability – (2021)
- Where to Go with Corporate Sustainability? (2021)
- Are They Reporting the Right Thing and Are They Doing It Right? (2020)
- Understanding sustainability – the case of building blocks in Tanzania and Uganda (2020)
- Understanding building sustainability (2020)
- Creating a sense of urgency for sustainable development (2019)
- A proposed preliminary maturity grid for assessing sustainability reporting based on quality management principles (2019)
- Opportunities for improved sustainability in house building (2019)
- Making sense of quality philosophies (2018)
- From global goals and planetary boundaries to public governance (2018)
- Process based system models for detecting opportunities and threats (2016)
- The support of Quality Management to sustainable development (2016)
- Making sense of opportunities in building material production (2015)
- The crippled bottom line (2015)
- Sustaining Sweden’s competitive position (2015)
- A Preliminary Model for Assessing University Sustainability from the Student Perspective (2013)
- Implementing Lean (2012)
- Detecting Supply Chain Innovation Potential for Sustainable Development (2010)
- How Could Stereotypes Promote Diversity (2010)
Chapters
Conferences
- Using a Process Based System Model (PBSM) for sensemaking (2022)
- Understanding University Sustainability (2022)
- Cement and Concrete - Quality and Sustainability (2021)
- Sustainability Opportunity Study - Diagnosing (2021)
- Understanding, defining and measuring educational quality and sustainability in basic education (2021)
- Understanding sustainable tourism-building (2021)
- Diagnosing Sustainability Opportunities in Swedish Cement and Concrete (2021)
- Building Sustainability (2021)
- How could sustainability and sustainable development be understood based on stakeholder needs focus? (2019)
- Describing building sustainability innovation potential (2019)
- Testing a Maturity Grid for Assessing Sustainability Reports (2018)
- Modelling and Measuring Excellence for Sustainability (2018)
- TQM from theory to practice (2016)
- Cement Performance in Sand Cement Blocks – A Case Study from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (2016)
- Relevance, consequences and change needs of the current Tanzania Concrete Bricks and Blocks standard TZS 283:2002 (2016)
- Synergies of quality and sustainability - shared value in the building supply network (2014)
- Defining Quality and Sustainability – Looking for Synergies (2013)
- Towards a Model for Measuring University Sustainability (2013)
- Lean Higher Education And Lean Research (2013)
- Visualising improvement and innovation potential (2012)
- University Services for regional Development (2011)
- Integrated Management Systems (2011)
- University Support to Regional Development (2011)
- Change Management from a Stakeholder Perspective (2011)
- Sustainable Development in Universities (2011)
- University Services for Regional Development (2011)
- Adding requirements on customers to current quality models toimprove quality (2010)
- Integrated Management Systems (2010)
- Business Administration and Leadership for Sustainable Development (2010)
- Improving Supply Networks (2010)
- Barriers to and drivers for change (2010)
- How to describe, define and work with sustainable development and how it relates to quality management (2010)
- Knowledge management challenges (2010)
- Quality management (2010)
- Drivers for sustainability (2009)
- Leadership and employee commitment for quality management (2009)
- Teaching leadership for improvement (2008)
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