Research Focus
Theory-based, Practically-oriented, Networked
In addition to principles of business and market-oriented firm management, the chair’s research focuses especially on entrepreneurial challenges, IT implications and technology driven change processes. These topics are reflected on theoretically and passed on to students with a practical orientation through interactive blended learning concepts.
The following ongoing projects represent the current research activities:
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Industry-Panel: „Transformation of the German Health Care System“
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IOIS/ISVS – Development and Implications of Networked Added Value Alliances
- Research Alliance Initiative "The Digital and Intersectoral Transformation of the German Health Care System from a Process Perspective"
Completed projects:
- Area of Competence for news forms of teaching and learning at the Department for Business and Economics (NLL@Wiwiss)
- Business model innovation: Overcoming the barriers to the diffusion of advanced ICT systems and integrated care services
- Business Process Blueprinting
- Beatmungspflege@Zuhause (bea@home)
- DFG-Graduiertenkolleg: Organizational Process Paths („DFG-Pfadkolleg“)
- Dahlem International Network Junior Research Group: “Health-IT and Business Model Innovation”
- Elektronische Forschungsplattformen (EFP) für Verbundprojekte
- E-Health@Home
- Entrepreneurial Network University (ENU): Entrepreneurship Education an der FU Berlin sowie der Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
- Focus Area (Exzellenzinitiative II): „DynAge“
- InnoWeb 3.0
- International Blended Learning Network
- L3T - Teaching and Learning with Technologies
- Monitoring IV
- Operationalization and Measurement of Industry Transformation
- Research Oriented Teaching 2.0
- Research-Group: „CbTF – Change in Entrepreneurial Action“
- Study-related Process Optimization (StuPrO)
- The Startup Source Code - Ein Massive Open Online Course für den digitalen Entrepreneur
