Team members

Dr. Peter van Baalen Room: T9-04 tel. +31(0)10 408 2700 fax +31(0)10 408 9010 e-mail: pbaalen@rsm.nl   Web RSM: http://www.rsm.nl/pbaalen   Research Interests: Knowledge sharing, e-communities, open source communities, social networks, knowledge networks, impact of new media on knowledge work, emerging technologies, IT adoption and implementation.
Prof. Dr. Ir. Eric van Heck Room: T9-01 tel. +31(0)10 408 2029 fax +31(0)10 408 9010 e-mail: evanheck@rsm.nl Web RSM: http://www.rsm.nl/evanheck    Research Interests: Smart Business Networks, Electronic Business Models, Electronic Markets, Innovative Auctions, IT Strategy and IT Alignment, IT Outsourcing
Dr. Marcel van Oosterhout Room:  T9-13 tel. +31(0)10 408 8816 fax. +31(0)10 408 9010 e-mail: moosterhout@rsm.nl Web RSM: http://www.rsm.nl/Mvanoosterhout Research Interests: New Worlds of Work (het nieuwe werken), Business agility and Information Technology in Service Organizations, Smart Business Networks, The adoption, use and impact of innovative IT solutions in Global Supply Chains and Sea Ports
Prof. Dr. Frank Go Room:T10-08 tel. +31 (0) 10 408 2629 fax. +31 10 408 9011 e-mail: fgo@rsm.nl Web RSM: http://www.rsm.nl/fgo Research Interests: Tourism Marketing Tourism & IT Event Management & Marketing Image, Choice and Sense making E-marketing: relations, encounters and emotions Communities
Ms. Dr. Michaéla Schippers Room: T8-46 tel.  +31 (0) 10 408 1892, 408 1979 fax  +31 (0) 10 408 9015 e-mail: mschippers@rsm.nl Web RSM: http://www.rsm.nl/mschippers Research interests: Reflexivity in teams; team learning; group processes, team leadership and team performance; group decision making; group composition/organizational diversity; and the relationship between the individual and the organization
Drs. Nick van der Meulen Room T9-50 tel. +31 (0) 10 408 2854 e-mail: dmeulen@rsm.nl  Research interests: Virtual work (mobile work, working at home), virtual communication, social media, individual and team performance, and work/life balance.

Students

Over the last 3 years multiple master students have been working on their thesis within the context of the Erasmus @ work project. Click here to find out more about the student team and take a look at the topics they researched.