Renata Mekovec associate professor at the University of Zagreb, at the Faculty of organization and informatics Varaždin. She is a member of Department for information system development and Department of computing and technology.

Teaching courses: Office information systems, Information service management, Privacy protection in business systems.

Luka Milić is a teaching assistant at undergraduate and graduate studies of Faculty of Organization and Informatics, and also a PhD candidate at Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing.

He is a member of Laboratory of Design of Program Interfaces, Internet Services, and Videogames at FOI.

Karl S. Gudmundsson (Ph.D.) graduated from the Marine Engineering College of Iceland in 1984.

He received his B.S. and M.S. degree in computer engineering 1996 and 1998 and his Ph.D in Engineering with electrical engineering concentration from Wright State University 2004.

He was project manager with the research and development company Tern Systems Inc. from 1998 until 2001.

His research interests include theoretical and experimental, optical signal/image processing, classification, and tracking, optical computing algorithms and architectures. Intelligent sensor systems, digital systems design, digital signal/image processing, classification, and tracking.

Nikola Ivković received the MS degree in Computing and the PhD degree in Computer Science from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb.

He is the head of Department of Computing and Technology at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb.

He teaches Computer Networks, Operating Systems, and Computer Architecture related courses. He serves as a regular reviewer for high quality (Q1 and Q2) scientific journals and takes part in a number of international conference committees.

His research interests include computational intelligence and optimization, computer networks, formal methods, operating systems, and parallel programming.

Sandro Geric is Associate professor at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics (Department for Information Systems Development) holding courses in Electronic and Mobile Commerce (eBusiness), Customer Relationship Management and Information System Security. He holds a PhD in information and communication sciences.

His scientific work includes active participation on several (international) scientific projects, and research and commercial projects involving information system development, interoperability based research, information system security and CRM implementation.

He is author of more than 50 chapters, scientific and professional papers, and he regularly holds presentations and invited lectures at many international conferences.

Ivan Magdalenić works as an associate professor at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics. He is the teacher of several courses in the field of computer science.

His area of scientific research and interest includes:

Advanced Programming Techniques, Generative Programming, Internet of Things, Electronic Business and Semantic Web.

Marko Mijač (scientist number 348951) is a teaching assistant and a PhD candidate at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of organization and informatics, Varaždin. He is a member of Department for Information Systems Development. Before joining faculty, he worked as a software developer on developing production information system in Boxmark Leather d.o.o., as well as on other smaller projects. He currently teaches in the following courses: Software engineering, Business Information Systems, and Geographical Information Systems.

His area of interest is a broad field of software engineering and information systems development. In particular, he is interested in reusability approaches and techniques in software development, such as: software architecture, design patterns, and software frameworks. Currently he is focusing on finishing his PhD thesis on software frameworks.

During his work at the faculty, he participated in numerous projects, such as: Development and maintenance of KI expert – software for calculating energy needs and properties of buildings; MEDINFO

– Curriculum Development for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Specialist Study in Medical Informatics; IRI Hyper, User Experience of the Future

– Smart Specialization and Contemporary Communication and Collaboration Technology, and others.

He has authored 11 scientific and 3 professional conference papers.

Markus Schatten is an associate professor and the head of the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb. He has defended his PhD thesis in the field of information and communication sciences, has a master thesis in information sciences and a diploma in information systems. He authored over 80 scientific and professional papers and two books.

He is holding lectures on all university degrees (bachelor, master, specialist, doctoral) in the fields of database systems, semantic modeling, programming and artificial intelligence. His field of research includes artificial intelligence and its application to various domains including but not limited to multiagent systems, virtual assiszants, computer games, the Internet of Everything, social web mining and autopoiesis theory.

He has participated in about 15 scientific and professional projects including a few international ones (FP7, COST, Erasmus+).

He lead a scientific installation project (ModelMMORPG Large-scale Multi-agent Modeling of Massively Multi-player on-line Role Playing Games), is currently leading a research project (O_HAI④Games – Orchestration of Hybrid Artificial Intelligence Methods for Computer Games) both sponsored by the Croatian Science Foundation and was leading a number of grants sponsored by the University of Zagreb under which the grant UAVTraffic – Multi-agent based Traffic Control of Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.

Zlatko is an assistant professor and research associate at the Department of Information System Development and a Head of Laboratory for Applied Software Engineering at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics.

He is codirector for Software Engineering and Software Analysis and Development courses. Zlatko also manages Group for development and transfer of mobile technologies.

Scientific and professional interests include software engineering, approaches and methodologies in software development, development for mobile and smart devices and application of theory in practice.

Zlatko was leading or participating in more than 20 scientific and professional projects and has published more than 50 scientific and professional papers.

In his work at Faculty he puts special attention in collaboration with industry and to give students the possibility to work on projects. He received several awards for his work and achievements.

Boris is an assistant professor and research associate at the Department of Information System Development at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics. His academic assignments at Faculty are laboratory course lectures for: Embedded Software Development, Software Engineering and Energy efficient connected objects courses. He also manages Internet of Things Laboratory.

Fields of interest are: software development, internet of things, mobile and embedded development, wireless networking, light communication.

During his career he worked on several international and national commercial and science projects. For his academic and professional achievements, he has received two Faculty Dean’s awards, Rotary Club Excellence Award, University Rector’s Award.

Mario Šercer was born in Croatia on June 18, 1970.

He studied mechanical engineering in Zagreb and afterwards went to Germany where he initially worked as a mechanical engineer and later as head of the technical office. His tasks were the development of the construction of biomass furnaces and plants as well as project management.

In 2002 he returned to Croatia and continued to work as a development and construction engineer and as a technical consultant. At the same time he studied economics and earned his PhD.

He is a court interpreter and translator for the German language and also works as an external associate at the Polytechnic of Međimurje in Čakovec.

Since 2019 he is a director of the Development and Educational Centre for the Metal Industry – Metal Čakovec.