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Chair of Enterprise Systems (Wifo IV)Prof. Dr. Hartmut HöhleKaroline Glaser

03.09.2018

Team

Lehrstuhl für Enterprise Systems 2

Prof. Dr. Hartmut Höhle

Brigitte HaberOffice [email protected]

Karoline Glaser

Research Assistants

Fareed ZandkarimiTobias Nisius

Research interests


Design, implementation and use of enterprise systems

Ø Design science studies

Ø Empirical research on ERP implementations

Ø Adoption of Enterprise Systems and associated employee reactions

Management of enterprise systems securityØ Customer compensation expectations

Ø Corporate response strategies in context of data security breaches

Organization of Enterprise Software DevelopmentØ Empirical research on large-scale agile development

Ø Effects of enterprise platform ecosystems on software development in agile environments

Mobile applicationsØ Development of a mobile healthcare appØ Design science researchØ Usability study based on process mining principles

Transparency in Enterprise Systems ImplementationsØ Empirical study on effects on technology and job outcomes

Individual-level effects of transparency in ES implementations. A dual perspective on job and technology outcomes

Ongoing research project


Teaching (Master)


ID Course name TermIS 540 Management of Enterprise

SystemsFall semester

IS 602 Business Intelligence andBusiness Analytics Systems

Fall semester

IS 629 Product Management andProduct Design for Software

Spring semester

IS 742 Seminar Trends in Enterprise Systems

Any time

Master thesis Any time

IS 540 – Management of Enterprise Systems

6Lehrstuhl für Enterprise Systems

Ø Basic concepts and types of Enterprise systems (ES)

Ø Fundamental classes and characteristics of packaged enterprise software

Ø Practical examples of ES implementation in different service industries

Ø Different descriptions of ES implementation in organizations as a large scale

transformation process

Ø Various entities involved in ES transformations

Ø Impact of ES on multiple levels of an organization

Lecture: Fall semester

Assessment: Case study (40 %) and written exam (60 %)

ECTS: 6

IS 602 – Business Intelligence and Business Analytical Systems


Ø Principles of Business Intelligence and Analytics

Ø Overview of key capabilities of Business Intelligence and Management Support

Systems

Ø Processes, Methods, Techniques and Opportunities of Business Intelligence and

Analytics

Lecture: Fall semester

Assessment: Written exam

ECTS: 6

IS 629 – Product Management and Product Design for Software


Ø Introduction to key aspects of the entire software product lifecycle

Ø Discussion of the underlying mechanism for a successful interplay between

processes, people and practices within product development

Ø Key concepts and methods required for fulfilling the two roles of the product manager

and product designer

Lecture: Spring semester

Assessment: Written exam, Case study

ECTS: 6

IS 742 – Seminar Trends in Enterprise Systems


Ø Current topic from enterprise systems domain will be summarized and put into

context of related work

Ø Understanding of how to evaluate extant work and how to communicate the insights

academically

Ø Literature analysis

Ø Successful participation is a critical step toward the master thesis

Ø Submit your CV and Transcript of Records for application

Ø Instructions and deadlines for application can be found on our website

Assessment: oral presentation and written report (approx. 20 pages)

ECTS: 6; Business Informatics: 4

Master thesis


Ø Development of own research topic is supported

Ø Topics in collaboration with company is supported

Ø Alignment of topic to research interests of the chair is necessary

Ø Extension of your seminar topic is possible

Ø Submit your CV and Transcript of Records for application

Ø Instructions and deadlines for application can be found on our website

Assessment: written thesis report (approx. 45-50 pages)

ECTS: MMM: 24; Business Informatics: 30

Master thesis


Recent topics:

Ø “Individual-level Effects of Transparency in ES Implementations. A Dual Perspective

on Job and Technology Outcomes”

Ø ”Design Science Driven Evaluation of a Mobile Healthcare App”

Ø “Software Development based on Enterprise Software Platforms: Coordination Costs

and Outcomes”

Ø “Further Evidence for Implementing Fear Appeals and Social Upward Comparison to

Stimulate m-Health Use: a Scenario-based Research”

Thank you,we are looking forward to see you!

http://bwl.uni-mannheim.de/hoehle

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