Chair of General Management and Information Systems Prof. Dr. Armin Heinzl Philipp Hoffmann 1 03.09.2018
Outline • Overview of the Chair • Teaching • Master Thesis • Q & A 2 03.09.2018
Wifo-Master & MMDS • Basics – The Area Information Systems (IS) consists of three Chairs and a Junior Professor. • Career opportunities – Digital business transformation. – Digital entre- and intrapreneurs. – Strategy and management consultants. – CIO / CDO office. – Project managers for digital transformation. – Enterprise software product managers. – Process architects. 3 03.09.2018
Team Professor Prof. Dr. Armin Heinzl • Software Plattform Ecosysteme • Digitale Transformation • Cloud Computing • IT im Gesundheitswesen • Schlanke und agile Softwareentwicklung • IT Outsourcing und Governance Assistant Professors Dr. Jens Foerderer Dr. Kai Spohrer • Software Platform Ecosystems • Information Systems Development • IT in Healthcare • Innovation in Software Development • Blockchain Systems Office Luise Bühler • Phone: +49 621 181-1691 • Mail: wifo1@uni-mannheim.de 4 03.09.2018
Team Research Assistants and PhD Students Okan Aydingül Nele Lüker • Digital platforms and markets • IS in Healthcare • Platform governance • mHealth • Software Development Anna-Maria Seeger Ekaterina Jussupow • Human-Computer Interaction • Intelligent Decision Support Systems • Anthropomorphism • Human-Computer Interaction • E-Commerce • IT in Healthcare Monica Fallon André Halckenhäußer • Cloud Computing • Activity Trackers and mHealth • Platform Ecosystems • Technostress and Stress Reduction • Cloud Marketplaces • Continued and Automatic Use of IT Philipp Hoffmann • Cloud Computing • Software and Service Innovation • Bus Analytics and Machine Learning 5 03.09.2018
Team Adjunct Lecturers and Researchers Dr. Michael Grebe Dr. Tobias Schimmer • SAP AG • Partner, The Boston Consulting Group • Lecture: IS 615 • Lecture: IS 513 Dr. Tommi Kramer Christian Süssenbach • Head of Data Science at sovanta AG • Agile Coach at andrena objects ag • Teamprojects • Lecture: IS 613 6 03.09.2018
Excerpt of Courses Offered by the Chair ID Course Name Semester IS 510 Process Management FSS IS 512 IT Management in the Digital Age FSS IS 513 Applied IT Management in the Digital Age HWS IS 541 Theories and Methods in Information Systems FSS IS 602 [only in HWS 2018] Business Intelligence and Business Analytics Systems HWS IS 613 Applied Project in Design Thinking and Lean Development HWS IS 614 Corporate Knowledge Management HWS IS 615 Design Thinking and Lean Development in Enterprise Software Development HWS IS 712 Master Seminar both 7 03.09.2018
Excerpt of Courses Offered by the Chair IT Applied IT Management Management Process in the Digital Management IS in the Digital Age Age 510 IS 512 IS 513 Spring Term Applied Project Theories and Design FSS Corporate in Design Methods in Thinking and Knowledge Thinking and Fall Term Information Lean Software Management Lean Software HWS Systems Development IS 614 Development IS 620 IS 615 IS 613 Both Terms Master Seminar IS 712 Master’s thesis 8 03.09.2018
IS 510 – Process Management Lecturer : Prof. Dr. Armin Heinzl • Lecture : Spring term • Content & Learning Goals : • – Recognize the significance of process management. – Model and analyze business processes by using particular techniques and tools. – Define the structure of processes in a semantically precise way. – Examine the (dynamic) behavior of objects in processes. – Improve the design of processes. – Complementary exercises will be offered to emphasize the method background. m r e t – Business case workshop with Boston Consulting Group . g n i Assessment : Written exam (80%) and Group work (20%). • r p S 9 03.09.2018
IS 512 – IT Management in the Digital Age Lecturer : Dr. Jens Foerderer • Lecture : Spring term • Content & Learning Goals : • – Profound insights into information systems and information technology management. – Evaluate and initiate strategic IT initiatives and understand the role of the Chief Information Officer. – Business / IT Alignment and Strategic IT Planning. – Governance frameworks, IT (de-)centralization and the role of the CIO. – The IT sourcing decision, hybrid arrangements, and offshoring. – IT controlling and IT risk management. m r e t Assessment : Written exam (100%). • g n i r p S 10 03.09.2018
IS 541 – Theories and Methods in Information Systems Lecturer : Dr. Kai Spohrer • Lecture : Spring term • Content & Learning Goals : • – Introduction to scientific research methods and theories in the field of information systems. – Overview of the strengths and weaknesses of different methods and theoretical perspectives. – Understand the importance and relevance of theory for organizing and cumulating knowledge as well as the importance of rigorous empirical methods to establish the validity of findings. – Knowing the quality criteria and corresponding means to improve research m r designs. e t g – Being able to prepare, plan, and execute own research endeavors. n i r p e Assessment : Term paper (70%) and presentation (30%). • S l h ö H . r D . f o r P y 11 b n e v i g 03.09.2018 9 1 0 2 n i
IS 513 – Applied IT Management in the Digital Age Lecturer : Dr. Michael Grebe • Lecture : Fall term • Content & Learning Goals : • – The lecture discusses IT management in the banking industry where IT is a key success factor. – Students will get a solid understanding of the following topics • Introduction to Banking and the role of IT • Digitalization Trends and Discussion of future IT Trends • IT sourcing in a Digital Age • IT Cost Management • IT Workforce Management Formal requirement : IS 511 or IS 512. • Assessment : Written test (70%), Case study (30%). • Schedule: Block course: 12.10.2018 and 03.11.2018. • 12 03.09.2018
IS 603 – Business Intelligence and Analytics Lecturer : Dr. Kai Spohrer • Lecture : Fall term • Content & Learning Goals : • – get comprehensive overview of key capabilities of Business Intelligence and Management Support Systems – understand theoretical foundations underlying these systems – get practically oriented view by analyzing and proposing solutions for a selected enterprise challenge. Assessment : Assignments and written exam (60 min.) • Schedule: Lecture, weekly starting Thusday, 13.09.2018. • h t i w n o i t a r e p o o c n e i l h , 8 ö 1 H 0 . 2 r D n m . f o u r t P u A f o y r l i n a O h c 13 03.09.2018
IS 613 – Applied Project in Design Thinking and Lean Software Development Lecturer : Dr. Tobias Schimmer / Christian Süssenbach • Lecture : Fall term • Content & Learning Goals : • – The participants are required to have programming skills in JAVA SE, at best Java EE and HTML5/CSS. – The goal of this term project is to develop a business model and to implement a software application to solve a real world problem in a student development team environment. Recommended: IS 615. • Assessment : Software development term project (100%). • Application period: 15.08.18 - 02.09.18 • Schedule: Kickoff: Fr, 14.09.2018 , block course: 02.10. - 02.11. • 14 03.09.2018
IS 614 – Corporate Knowledge Management Lecturer : Dr. Kai Spohrer • Lecture : Fall term • Content & Learning Goals : • – This lecture deals with the question of how the identification, acquisition, organization, storage, distribution, and use of knowledge can be supported with the help of information technology and where the limits of such efforts are. – Thorough understanding of the role of information technology in supporting the identification, acquisition, organization, storage, distribution, and use of knowledge. – Acquire a repertoire of analytical concepts regarding the strategic planning, architectures, implementation, and evaluation of integrated knowledge management systems. Assessment : Written exam (100%) or 80% with optional Case Study (20%) • Schedule: Kickoff: 15.10.2018 , block course: 15.10. - 05.11. • 15 03.09.2018
IS 615 – Design Thinking and Lean Development in Enterprise Software Development Lecturer : Dr. Tobias Schimmer • Lecture : Fall term • Content & Learning Goals : • – Issues and challenges involved in enterprise software development. – Apply large-scale agile development based on lean principles. – Apply Design Thinking and other innovation practices. – Business models for software companies and products. – State of the art software engineering methods and tools. – Understand particular success strategies recommended by practitioners. – Understand and practice how to launch a start-up and scale a software company. Recommended : IS 613. • Assessment : 80% final exam, 20% group work. • Application period: 15.08.18 - 02.09.18 • Schedule: Kickoff: Fr, 14.09.2018 , block course: 02.10. - 02.11. • 16 03.09.2018
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