Prof. Dr. Patrick Zschech

PRI­ME: Prof. Dr. Pa­trick Zschech, Uni­ver­si­tät Leip­zig, „De­si­gning a Neural Ques­ti­on-Ans­we­ring Sys­tem for Ti­mes of (In­for­ma­ti­on)…

Im Rahmen des PRIME (Paderborn Research Colloquium on Information Management & Engineering) begrüßt das Department Wirtschaftsinformatik heute Prof. Dr. Patrick Zschech von der Universität Leipzig. Wir freuen uns auf seinen Vortrag "„Designing a Neural Question-Answering System for Times of (Information) Crises“ Abstract: Eras of crisis are attributed to a high uncertainty that require rich information to navigate potentially harmful…

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PRI­ME: Prof. Ales­sio Ma­ria Brac­ci­ni, Uni­ver­sità deg­li Stu­di del­la Tus­cia, Vi­ter­bo "When to Open or Not? The Ro­le of Di­gi­tal…

Alessio Maria Braccini is a Full Professor of Business Organization and Information Systems at the Department of Economics Engineering Society and Busienss Organization (DEIM) at the University of Tuscia (Italy). He obtained a PhD in Management of Information Systems from LUISS Guido Carli University (Rome) under the supervision of Prof. Alessandro D’Atri. At the University of Tuscia, he teaches Digital Business Organization and Organization…

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PRI­ME: Prof. Dr. Su­san­ne Strahrin­ger, Tech­ni­sche Uni­ver­si­tät Dres­den "Mul­ti­ple Mi­ni Case Stu­dies – Con­dem­ned to be Mar­gi­nal?"

Abstract: Case study research is among the most used research methods in the Information Systems discipline. Over the last years, an increasing number of publications use case studies with only few sources of evidence, such as single interviews per case. While there is a lot of methodological guidance on how to rigorously conduct multiple case studies, it remains unclear how researchers may achieve an acceptable level of rigor for this emerging…

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Abstract Computer-assisted methods and tools can help researchers automate the coding process within literature reviews and accelerate the literature review process. However, existing approaches for coding textual data do not account for lexical ambiguity; that is, instances in which individual words have multiple meanings. To counter this, we developed a method to conduct rapid and comprehensive analyses of diverse literature types. Our method…

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Abstract The notion of digital ecosystems has become a fruitful metaphor for examining the effects of digitalization across boundaries of organization, industry, lifeworld, mind, and body. In business-economic terms, the metaphor has inspired IS research into new business models, while in engineering terms, it has led to important insights into the design and governance of digital platforms. More recently, a third take is approaching digital…

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