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Department of Business and Economics
Studenten im Sommer auf dem Campus Nord, rote Zahnräder im Hintergrund © Roland Baege​/​TU Dortmund

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11/27/2025

Participation in the 16th International Conference on Software Business (ICSOB 2025)

The professorship Digital Transformation participated in the 16th International Conference on Software Business in Stuttgart.
The image displays a group photo of three individuals standing side-by-side indoors, likely at an academic conference or symposium. They are positioned in front of a dark grey display board holding a research poster with the partially visible title "Fighting apps with apps: Analyzing tools for digital minimalism." The person on the left is a man with short, dark curly hair and glasses, wearing a dark grey sweater with thin horizontal stripes. In the center stands a woman with long, straight brown hair and glasses, dressed in a light-colored striped blouse and tan trousers. On the right stands a man with reddish-blond hair and glasses, wearing a dark button-down shirt and a white FFP2 face mask covering his nose and mouth. All three individuals are wearing blue lanyards with conference badges around their necks and are looking directly at the camera. The background reveals the architecture of a spacious hall featuring high white columns and a large wall of glass-paneled doors or windows, looking out into a darker area. A small portion of a white high-top table is visible in the bottom right corner of the frame.
11/14/2025

Publication in MIS Quarterly: Study on trust-building of domain experts in AI-based counterparts

Prof. Manuel Wiesche published a study in the Management Information Systems Quarterly (MIS Quarterly) Journal together with three colleagues.
A stylized infographic on a white background illustrates the concept of artificial intelligence. In the exact center of the image are the two large, black letters "AI". A triangular arrangement of three round medallions is placed around this center. The top, central medallion shows a futuristic, dark robot or android, whose head and torso are covered with a luminous blue, neon-like circuit pattern and whose eyes glow bright blue. The two lower medallions show stylized people: on the left, a man with dark hair in a suit with a blue tie, and on the right, a woman with long, dark hair and a red top. All three circles are interconnected by thick, dynamically flowing bands that look like organic cables or data streams in black, orange, red, and blue, symbolizing the connection and interaction between AI, the man, and the woman.
11/10/2025

Participation in the Digitalisation Research and Network Meeting (DigiMeet) 2025

The professorship Digital Transformation presented a paper at the Digitalisation Research and Network Meeting (DigiMeet) 2025.
A promotional banner for the "Digitalisation Research and Network Meeting," identified as "DigiMeet 2025" and taking place on "6 November." The main title is in large, bold, black text, set against a vibrant background that blends from orange on the left to a bright pink-magenta on the right. A black rectangle on the right side contains the event name "DigiMeet 2025" in a white, pixelated font, and the date "6 November" inside a white circle. This black box features a digital, dissolving pixel effect on its left edge and top-right corner. Below this, on a plain white background, is the event's theme in black text: "Platform Governance & Power: Between control, ethics and societal dynamics."
10/28/2025

Participation in the 45th International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) 2025

The professorship Digital Transformation will present four contributions at the 45th International Conference on Information Systems in Nashville.
Logo of the ICIS 2025 conference
09/18/2025

Best Paper Nomination at the 20th International Conference on Wirtschaftsinformatik

The professorship Digital Transformation presented two contributions at WI 2025 in Münster and received a nomination for the Best Paper Award.
The Chair of Digital Transformation and Enterprise Computing at WI 2025
09/11/2025

Data Sovereignty in Focus: Project Opt-IN featured in the TU video series “Research Snapshots”

The professorship Digital Transformation is featured in the current season of the university-wide video series “Research Snapshots.
Logo, das ein Schloss mit Ladekreis, den Schriftzug "OPT-IN" sowie ein Häkchen dahinter zeigt
09/11/2025

Participation in the 20th International Conference on Wirtschaftsinformatik

The professorship Digital Transformation will be represented with two contributions at the 20th International Conference on Wirtschaftsinformatik.
Logo of the WI 2025 Conference
07/14/2025

Publication of a study on platform governance for established companies

Prof. Manuel Wiesche published a study in the California Management Review together with three colleagues.
Abstract visual illustration of a platform ecosystem
06/17/2025

Participation in the 33rd European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS 2025)

The professorship participated in the 33rd European Conference on Information Systems, presented two publications, and won an award.
Vincent Heimburg and Kay Hönemann participate in the ECIS conference
06/10/2025

Participation in the 38th Bled eConference

The professorship participated in the 38th Bled eConference and presented a publication on the environmental sustainability of Generative AI.
Fabian Helms presenting his paper
06/09/2025

Participation in the International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST) 2025

The professorship participated in the International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST) 2025.
Kay Hönemann presents his research at the conference
05/23/2025

Participation in the European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP) Congress 2025

The professorship participated in the 22nd Congress of Work and Organizational Psychology and presented a poster.
Lisa Schned next to her poster at the EAWOP conference