Christian Hendriksen

Generative AI Adoption & Governance

2023-Present Principal Investigator

This research examines how organizations integrate generative AI into their operations. I focus on decision-making autonomy, control architectures, and the governance structures that shape responsible deployment of large language models.

Field studies and executive collaborations inform this work, which appears in a forthcoming Academy of Management presentation and the practitioner handbook AI på arbejde, providing concrete governance guidance for organizations adopting generative AI.

Christian Hendriksen speaking about AI

Institutional AI Strategy & Education (CBS)

2023-Present CBS AI Board

Alongside my research, I work with institutional AI strategy and governance at Copenhagen Business School. The focus is on building practical, responsible AI capability: clear decision rights, workable governance, and AI literacy that helps people use AI where it creates value (and avoid it where it doesn't).

I contribute through the CBS AI Board and through education initiatives. I have been co-responsible for training programs on generative AI for both teachers and managers, and I remain deeply involved in these discussions going forward.

Christian Hendriksen presenting research

AI in Operations & Supply Chains

2022-Present Principal Investigator

My research explores how AI transforms operational decision-making and coordination, including supply chain management practices and theory. I study AI as both a disruptive force that challenges established approaches and an enabler that creates new possibilities for organizing work.

Current work examines AI embeddedness in organizations, decision-making processes in GenAI adoption, and new modes of human-AI collaboration in operational settings.

Christian Hendriksen presenting

Maritime Regulation & Industry Influence

2016-2020 PhD Project

Building from my PhD dissertation "Inside the Blue Box: Explaining Industry Influence in the International Maritime Organization," this research examines how industry actors shape global environmental shipping regulations.

My work analyzes the causal mechanisms and institutional pathways through which corporate actors influence regulatory outcomes. This provides insights into the political dynamics of global environmental governance and informs ongoing maritime decarbonization efforts.

Christian Hendriksen

Sustainability & Supply Chains (Selected Work)

2021-Present Co-Investigator

I also contribute to research on sustainability transitions in operations and supply chains, including work on public sector transformation and the organizational challenges of decarbonization in shipping-related ecosystems.

Recent Publications

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