Am kommenden Montag findet im Vom-Stein-Haus die Veranstaltung „Die ersten 100 Tage im Job: So gelingt der Berufseinstieg“ von ZEIT CAMPUS und Die Techniker (TK) – Ausbildung und Karriere in Kooperation mit der WWU statt.

 Bei der Podiumsdiskussion haben Studierende aller Fachbereiche die Möglichkeit mehr über den erfolgreichen Start in das Berufsleben zu erfahren und sich beim anschließenden Get-together und einem der zwei angebotenen Workshops „Wo gehöre ich hin? Wie man den Job finde, der zu einem passt“ oder „Zeig dich! Wie du dich und deine Ideen im Job einbringst“ noch weiter mit dem Thema auseinanderzusetzen.

 Unter dem folgenden Link gibt es weitere Informationen zur Veranstaltung:

https://www.zeit-verlagsgruppe.de/veranstaltungen/zeit-campus-im-gespraech/?wt_zmc=fix.int.zonaudev.alias.alias.zeitde.alias.100tage.x&utm_medium=fix&utm_source=alias_zonaudev_int&utm_campaign=alias&utm_content=zeitde_alias_100tage_x

To plan elective courses in Winter Term 2018/19, a preliminary survey is conducted.

If you are willing to  participate to a seminar or project seminar, please join this survey in the Learnweb:

https://www.uni-muenster.de/LearnWeb/learnweb2/mod/feedback/view.php?id=866750

 Of course, your choice is nonbinding, but, nevertheless, we ask for serious answers, as this avoids us from planning both too few and too many courses (a disadvantage for students and lecturers as well)

The survey will be closed on Thursday, 2018/06/7.

Note that the application phase for seminars/project seminars will take place in the beginning of July 2018 and, of course, will be announced separately.

Dieses Jahr geht die Business Contacts bereits in die elfte Runde! Getreu dem diesjährigen Motto „Der Energieschub für deine Karriere" finden Sie bei der Messe alles was Sie brauchen, um Ihrer Karriere einen kräftigen Schub zu geben:

• Warm-up-Events (18. April bis 15. Mai 2018)
• Einzelgespräche am Messetag (25. Mai 2018)
• Business Breakfast (25. Mai 2018)
• Career Lunch (25. Mai 2018)
• Unternehmenspräsentationen am Messetag (25. Mai 2018)
• Start-Up Area (25. Mai 2018)
• Weitere Services am Messetag (25. Mai 2018)
• Cool-down Workshops (12. Juni bis 06. Juli 2018)

The Business Contacts Career Fair enters its 11th round this year! According to our motto "the energy boost for your career" you will find everything you need to speed up you career:

• Warm-up Events (18th April – 15th May 2018)
• Interviews (May 25th 2018)
• Business Breakfast (May 25th 2018)
• Career Lunch (May 25th 2018)
• Company Presentations (May 25th 2018)
• Start-Up Area (May 25th 2018)
• Services at the day of the fair (May 25th 2018)
• Cool-down Workshops (12th June - 28th June 2018)

Dieses Jahr geht die Business Contacts bereits in die elfte Runde! Getreu dem diesjährigen Motto „Der Energieschub für deine Karriere" finden Sie bei der Messe alles was Sie brauchen, um Ihrer Karriere einen kräftigen Schub zu geben:

• Warm-up-Events (18. April bis 15. Mai 2018)
• Einzelgespräche am Messetag (25. Mai 2018)
• Business Breakfast (25. Mai 2018)
• Career Lunch (25. Mai 2018)
• Unternehmenspräsentationen am Messetag (25. Mai 2018)
• Start-Up Area (25. Mai 2018)
• Weitere Services am Messetag (25. Mai 2018)
• Cool-down Workshops (12. Juni bis 06. Juli 2018)

The Business Contacts Career Fair enters its 11th round this year! According to our motto "the energy boost for your career" you will find everything you need to speed up you career:

• Warm-up Events (18th April – 15th May 2018)
• Interviews (May 25th 2018)
• Business Breakfast (May 25th 2018)
• Career Lunch (May 25th 2018)
• Company Presentations (May 25th 2018)
• Start-Up Area (May 25th 2018)
• Services at the day of the fair (May 25th 2018)
• Cool-down Workshops (12th June - 28th June 2018)

We would like to invite you to our "ERCIS Disrupts Blockchain" Workshop on 24.04.2018.

 In this pluri-disciplinary and international workshop, academics from UCD, UZH and ERCIS as well as practitioners will seek to bring the politics back into the discussions about blockchain. We would be delighted to engage the discussion with you! The workshop will be in English. The information about the program and the speakers can be downloaded here via our flyer. 

The participation is free and you may register now by contacting Michaela Meinert or via our online response form until 19.04.2018.

The workshop will take place from 24.04 at 9:30 in the Alexander-von-Humboldt-Haus, Hüfferstrasse 61, 48149 Münster and will end at 18:45. Lunch will be provided and free. 

Please feel free to distribute the information about this workshop to your students: they are also invited!

We genuinely look forward to welcoming you there !

 With kind regards, 

Edouard Pignot

Liebe Studierende,

nach Auskunft der  Dozenten werden im Sommersemester 2018 die Vorlesungen mit folgenden Anfangsterminen stattfinden:

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Dear Students,

following announcements of the lecturers, courses during Summer term 2018 have the following starting dates:

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Note that "c.t." (cum tempore) means "plus 15 minutes" (e.g. 10.c.t. means 10:15) whereas "s.t." (sine tempore) means "exactly"  (e.g. 10 s.t. means 10:00)

As part of the Bachelor course "project management" we will have a guest lecture by Prof. Robert Winter, University of St. Gallen. The guest lecture is open also to interested Master students:

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Title:

Large IT Projects - Three Failure Patterns and Suggestions for Improving Project Governance

Venue: 24.04.2018, 14:15-15:45 in lecture hall Leo 1

Abstract:

For decades much effort has been made to improve project management techniques and capabilities. Although project management has matured significantly, the failure rate of large projects remains high – and this applies also to large IT projects. Our postmortem analysis of 15 large, complex IT projects of the Swiss federal administration with an encountered cumulative loss of approximately one billion Swiss Francs shows that, while project management deficits account for some challenges, the causes for project failure primarily lie in inadequate governance capabilities of project steering committees and project sponsors. Based on insights gained from the initial failure analysis, the Swiss federal government decided to assess all its ongoing large IT projects based on our co-designed analysis framework. In the meantime also several private companies have assessed IT projects applying our framework. A (small) number of large IT projects has been stopped as a consequence. For other projects, valuable discussions or measures have been initiated. The data gained by these over 100 assessments will allow to identify patterns that promise to be a reference for what information to ask for, when to intervene and how to intervene.

Short bio:

Robert Winter is full Professor of Business & Information Systems Engineering at the University of St. Gallen (HSG) and Director of HSG's Institute of Information Management. He was founding Academic Director of HSG's Executive Master of Business Engineering programme and Academic Director of HSG's Ph.D. in Management programme. He received Master degrees in business administration and business education as well as a doctorate in social sciences from Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany. After eleven years as a researcher and deputy chair in information systems in Germany, he joined HSG in 1996. Being a current member of the editorial board of "MIS Quarterly Executive" and other IS journals, he also served as vice Editor-in-chief of "Business & Information Systems Engineering" and Senior Associate Editor of "European Journal of Information Systems". His research interests include design science research methodology, enterprise architecture management and the governance of large IT projects/programmes.

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As part of the Bachelor course "project management" we will have a guest lecture by Prof. Robert Winter, University of St. Gallen. The guest lecture is open also to interested Master students:

***

Title:

Large IT Projects - Three Failure Patterns and Suggestions for Improving Project Governance

Venue: 24.04.2018, 14:15-15:45 in lecture hall Leo 1

Abstract:

For decades much effort has been made to improve project management techniques and capabilities. Although project management has matured significantly, the failure rate of large projects remains high – and this applies also to large IT projects. Our postmortem analysis of 15 large, complex IT projects of the Swiss federal administration with an encountered cumulative loss of approximately one billion Swiss Francs shows that, while project management deficits account for some challenges, the causes for project failure primarily lie in inadequate governance capabilities of project steering committees and project sponsors. Based on insights gained from the initial failure analysis, the Swiss federal government decided to assess all its ongoing large IT projects based on our co-designed analysis framework. In the meantime also several private companies have assessed IT projects applying our framework. A (small) number of large IT projects has been stopped as a consequence. For other projects, valuable discussions or measures have been initiated. The data gained by these over 100 assessments will allow to identify patterns that promise to be a reference for what information to ask for, when to intervene and how to intervene.

Short bio:

Robert Winter is full Professor of Business & Information Systems Engineering at the University of St. Gallen (HSG) and Director of HSG's Institute of Information Management. He was founding Academic Director of HSG's Executive Master of Business Engineering programme and Academic Director of HSG's Ph.D. in Management programme. He received Master degrees in business administration and business education as well as a doctorate in social sciences from Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany. After eleven years as a researcher and deputy chair in information systems in Germany, he joined HSG in 1996. Being a current member of the editorial board of "MIS Quarterly Executive" and other IS journals, he also served as vice Editor-in-chief of "Business & Information Systems Engineering" and Senior Associate Editor of "European Journal of Information Systems". His research interests include design science research methodology, enterprise architecture management and the governance of large IT projects/programmes.

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