Schöller Endowed Chair of Information Systems, Digitization in Business and Society

We promote and shape the digitalization of business and society through excellent research and innovative teaching in the areas of the future of work, digital transformation, and responsible artificial intelligence.

“Getting digital transformation right means putting people at the center.”

Prof. Dr. Sven Laumer, Schöller Endowed Chair of Information Systems

Our Topics at the Chair

Future of Work
The work in our research area “Future of Work” led to the foundation of the Dr. Theo and Friedl Schöller Research Laboratory “Future of Work”, which bundles the activities in order to promote top international research on the one hand, but also to ensure the transfer of our research into corporate practice on the other […]
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Responsible Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is transforming how decisions are made, information is communicated, and value is created. For this development to realize its full potential, AI must be understood, designed responsibly, and meaningfully embedded in organizations and society. We examine artificial intelligence as a socio-technical phenomenon across three levels: At the center of our work lies the […]
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Digital Transformation
Digital technologies are changing how organizations operate, how decisions are made, and how societal practices emerge. Digital transformation is more than technological innovation: it affects ways of working, role perceptions, decision-making logics, and institutional structures. We examine digital transformation as a socio-technical phenomenon: How do digital technologies – particularly artificial intelligence – transform workplaces, organizations, […]Digital technologies are changing how organizations operate, how decisions are made, and how societal practices emerge. Digital transformation is more than technological innovation: it affects ways of working, role perceptions, decision-making logics, and institutional structures. We examine digital transformation as a socio-technical phenomenon: How do digital technologies – particularly artificial intelligence – transform workplaces, organizations, […]
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Teaching

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