Past Research Talks

Aleksi Aaltonen is an Associate Professor of Information Systems at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken/USA and serves as a Deputy Editor-in-Chief at the Journal of Information Technology (JIT). In this talk, Prof. Aaltonen discusses how data should not merely be seen as representations of organizational reality, but rather as innovations in their own right. He illustrates how the deliberate design of data-producing arrangements can enable the creation of novel, value-generating data.

Ida Someh is Associate Professor in Business Information Systems, UQ Business School, University of Queensland and Research Fellow, Center for Information Systems Research (CISR), at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan School of Management. In her presentation, she will address the question of how cooperation between humans and artificial intelligence (AI) must be planned in order for projects to succeed.

This research talk explains how digital nudging in education positively influences learning behavior. It deals with the integration of digital nudges in learning environments, their ethical aspects and the design of responsible, personalized learning processes.

Managing with artificial intelligence (AI) refers to humans’ interaction with algorithms performing managerial tasks in organizations. The Research Talk will compare the two approaches of human-AI collaboration (HAIC) and algorithmic management (AM).

How is regulation changing platform ecosystems in the banking sector? This lecture delves into the concept of "involuntary openness," where banking platforms, driven by the PSD2 directive, are compelled to collaborate with Fintechs. Discover how regulatory measures influence power dynamics, coopetition, and strategies for navigating open banking ecosystems.