Successful final presentation of the project seminar ‘Process Transformation and Automation for Software-as-a-Service Offerings @ d.velop’
As part of their project seminar, four Master's students from different parts of the world successfully developed and presented solutions for automating the end-to-end use cases of the quote-to-invoice process based on the test cases provided for the company d.velop. The aim of the project was to rationalise the test process, ensure accuracy and efficiency and at the same time reduce manual effort. This should facilitate the validation of critical functionalities in connection with quotations and invoices.
Letizia Tschetsche supports the externally funded project “Organizational Development by Means of Generative AI”
Collaboration between the Chair for Transformation of Work, the Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society and BASF Coatings
Letizia Tschetsche has joined the team of the Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society as a research assistant on November 1, 2024.
Shape the Digital Future: Doctoral Research Associate at the Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society
Are you passionate about exploring the challenges of digital transformation? Would you like to investigate how digital technologies – especially Artificial Intelligence (AI) – are reshaping society, organizations, and individual lives? Then this opportunity is for you!
Best paper award for journal article on voice commerce
The Data Base for Advances in Information Systems honors a study co-authored by Prof. Dr. Benedikt Berger
Have you ever conversed with a voice assistant like Google’s Assistant, Amazon’s Alexa or Apple’s Siri? Most probably yes. Have you ever purchased something using a voice assistant? Most likely not. Many marketers and voice assistant providers expected and wanted voice commerce to become a new sales channel, but these hopes hardly materialized. Therefore, Dr. Christine Rzepka, Anton Koslow, and Prof. Dr. Thomas Hess from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and Prof. Dr.
Externally funded project “Organizational Development by Means of Generative AI”
Collaboration between the Chair for Transformation of Work, the Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society and BASF Coatings
Technical progress in the machine processing of language and media content has reached a new stage of development with large language models. These models can generate texts, images, sound, and videos using text inputs (prompts). These models and the systems based on them are referred to as generative AI systems. In addition to creating new content, generative AI systems can be used to analyse documents or data. Interaction with the generative AI systems occurs through various interfaces, such as a chat.
Podcast episode on building an academic career
Max Schuster hosts Prof. Dr. Benedikt Berger in "Techways"
What is a junior professor and how do you become one? Max Schuster and Prof. Dr. Benedikt Berger explore this question in the latest episode of the Techways podcast. On the one hand, they talk about different career paths in academia and why more students should consider pursuing a PhD. On the other hand, they look at the research topics of the Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society. Prof. Berger also reveals which skills he believes students should focus on during their studies.
New research assistant: Welcome, Valerie Tan!
The Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society has a new member
Valerie Tan, M.Sc. commenced work at the Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society as a research associate and doctoral candidate on May 1, 2022. A native of the United States, she previously studied Computer Science (B.S.) at Cornell University's College of Engineering and Media Informatics (M.Sc.) at RWTH Aachen University.
Miriam Möllers joins the Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society
New research assistant and doctoral student at the Department of Information Systems
As of March 1, 2022, Miriam Möllers, M.Sc. has joined the Junior Professorship for Digital Transformation and Society as research assistant and doctoral candidate. Previously, she worked as a project coordinator for the Brunswick Chamber of Industry and Commerce. Miriam Möllers earned a Master of Science in European Economic Studies at the University of Bamberg and a Bachelor of Arts in Cultural and Business Studies at the University of Duisburg-Essen.