Mirka Kans
Mirka is a Associate Professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management. The research is focused on circular strategies and sustainable production, asset and maintenance management as well as industry automation and digitalization. This includes topics such as predictive maintenance, digital tools to achieve data-driven maintenance and efficient decision-making, digital maturity and digital transformation, and Industry 4.0/5.0, both for industrial systems and infrastructure. Information modelling, business modelling and ecosystem modelling are some of the tools used. Mirka is also interested in educational and competence development.
Showing 11 publications
Circular Strategies in the Swedish Furniture Industry – A Business Modelling Approach
Mapping of the conditions for efficient remanufacturing of furniture used in public environments
Kartläggning av förutsättningar för effektiv återtillverkning av möbler i offentlig miljö
Development and validation of a model for Quality 4.0 maturity assessment and implementation
The development of a cloud-based information system for gravel road maintenance
Information Needs of Gravel Road Stakeholders
Service-based business models in the Swedish railway industry
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Showing 4 research projects
Sustainable, robust and resource-efficient sawmill industry with dynamic maintenance (READY)
Strategies for increased circularity in the wood processing industry (CirkuTrä)
Efficient remanufacturing of furniture used in public environments (RE:Furn)
Mapping of the conditions for efficient remanufacturing of furniture used in public environments