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07JUL 2020
Research
The Car as a ‘Mobile Device’ – What Does the Customer Actually Say?
Current research of Prof. Voigt and his Chair elaborates on the digital transformation of industrial business models with special focus on data-driven business models. Especially the automotive industry is experiencing fundamental changes due to newly emerging digital opportunities. Concentrating on the customer’s view, Prof. Voigt reflects on the transformation of the automobile into a ‘mobile […]Current research of Prof. Voigt and his Chair elaborates on the digital transformation of industrial business models with special focus on data-driven business models. Especially the automotive industry is experiencing fundamental changes due to newly emerging digital opportunities. Concentrating on the customer’s view, Prof. Voigt reflects on the transformation of the automobile into a ‘mobile […]
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30JUN 2020
Research
Data-driven Business Models in the Automotive Industry: It’s not the Software, it’s the Data that Matters
Prof. Voigt reflects on the current situation in the Automotive Industry and the future trends towards data-driven business models. Prof. Voigt and his Chair research digital and data-driven business models with the special focus on the industrial context. We hope you enjoy reading the paper and we are already looking forward to receiving your comments […]
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23JUN 2020
International
Research gone virtual part II: Participation at CSCMP European Research Seminar (ERS) on Logistics and SCM 2020
Due to the Corona pandemic not only teaching, but also research activities have largely moved to virtual and digital space. However, Prof. Voigt and the Chair of Industrial Management are making the best of the circumstances and have participated in a second virtual conference: the 15th CSCMP European Research Seminar (ERS) on Logistics and Supply […]
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16JUN 2020
International
Difficult times require creative measures: Participation at the ISPIM Virtual Conference 2020
Due to the corona pandemic, this year’s ISPIM Conference could not take place in Berlin as planned. Nevertheless, our chair team was able to participate in this research convention in a digital way. Our research associate Marc Rücker presented our study “Why Employees Refuse Innovative Offices – Barriers Against Activity-based Workspaces” to an international audience […]
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06MAY 2020
Research
Whatever these times might bring, we are supporting you and we keep on working!
Despite of the current challenging situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the entire Chair of Industrial Management is working hard on both teaching and research themes – no matter whether being at the chair or at home. We are proud that in these challenging times, we are able to provide an exciting virtual set of […]
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10MAR 2020
Research
Presentation of our latest Industry 4.0 research results at the scientific symposium “Supply Management” in Mannheim
The Chair of Industrial Management participated in the scientific symposium “Supply Management”, organized by the Federation of Material Management, Purchasing, and Logistics (Bundesverband Materialwirtschaft, Einkauf und Logistik) on 10th March 2020. Johannes Veile and Prof. Dr. Julian Müller presented our latest research paper entitled “Expected buyer-supplier relationships in the era of Industry 4.0 – An […]The Chair of Industrial Management participated in the scientific symposium “Supply Management”, organized by the Federation of Material Management, Purchasing, and Logistics (Bundesverband Materialwirtschaft, Einkauf und Logistik) on 10th March 2020. Johannes Veile and Prof. Dr. Julian Müller presented our latest research paper entitled “Expected buyer-supplier relationships in the era of Industry 4.0 – An […]
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