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Silvia Böhmer

Stanford/Elsevier ranking: Prof. Jan vom Brocke once again among the top 2 % of scientists

Jan vom Brocke, Chair of Information Systems & Business Process Management, ranks first in Germany in the career ranking for Information Systems. Globally, he is among the top 0.35 percent of leading researchers in his field. In the 2026 ranking, he is listed in third place in Germany and among the top 0.26 percent worldwide.

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Silvia Böhmer

What's Next? From Studying Information Systems to IT Consulting

Finn Petersen earned his bachelor’s degree in Information Systems and his master’s degree in Information Systems at the Department of Information Systems at the University of Münster. During his studies, he also gained practical experience as an e-learning developer support specialist and through working student positions in product management and content management.

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Silvia Böhmer

Project Seminar with pacemaker.ai: Agentic AI for Supply Chain Planning

This semester, the Chair of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management, headed by Prof. Bernd Hellingrath, is offering the project seminar “Agentic Purchase Recommendations for Inventory Management Optimization” for master’s students. In collaboration with the Münster-based company pacemaker.ai, the students are investigating how agentic AI systems can support supply chain planners in their day-to-day work, particularly with replenishment decisions and demand forecasting.

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Linnea Decker

WI 2026

The 21st International Conference on Information Systems (WI 2026) took place from September 6 to 10, 2026, at Johannes Kepler University Linz in Austria. Under the theme “Sociotechnical Systems in the Age of AI,” the conference focused on how artificial intelligence is changing the use of technology and the role of humans in business contexts. The conference brought together researchers and practitioners and provided a platform for exchanging ideas on current developments in Information Systems.

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Silvia Böhmer

Dr. Lea Püchel takes second place at Falling Walls Lab Münster

At the Falling Walls Lab Münster 2026, Dr. Lea Püchel from the Department of Information Systems placed second with her pitch titled “Breaking the Wall of Data Dependency.” On September 11, eight early-career researchers presented their research and startup ideas in three-minute pitches in English at the REACH – Euregio Start-up Center.

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Silvia Böhmer

Best Published Paper Award for Prof. vom Brocke’s study on digital transformation

Prof. Dr Jan vom Brocke, Director of the Department of Information Systems, has been awarded the Best Published Paper Award by the CTO Division of the Academy of Management, together with his co-authors Christoph J. Frick (PhD) and Prof. Dr Stefan Seidel (University of Cologne). The study, entitled “Regulating Emerging Technologies: Prospective Sensemaking Through Abstraction and Elaboration”, has been published in the prestigious journal MIS Quarterly.

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