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Agility – more than the sum of its parts

24. June 2022/in Event report EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Nikolaus Obwegeser

Agility is a key competence in the 21st century and not only determines projects but also influences ways of thinking and acting of entire organisations in all sectors. It requires openness to new things from everyone involved, awareness of and the ability to recognise and dissolve slowing structures and processes, and also to break down […]

The New Way to Trade Art – An Insight into NFT Marketplaces

2. June 2022/in Professional Contribution EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Ferdinand Thies

2021 is a year in which a JPEG – a digital image – sold for 69 million dollars, in the midst of a global pandemic and at a time when the digitisation efforts of politicians and companies have never been more evident. In his study, our research professor examined the art market in the digital […]

Why better usability makes the digital world more socially just

17. May 2022/in Professional Contribution EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Christopher P. Lueg

Simple, easy-to-use interfaces should be a matter of course today. But machine logic is still too often in the foreground and leads to unnecessary barriers, criticise our authors. They would like to see more appreciation for successful user interfaces and thus also a contribution to social justice – a plea. Good usability means not only […]

Why we should sometimes think in terms of Zero and One – a podcast episode about digital skills

6. May 2022/in Podcast EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Anne-Careen Stoltze

Being able to teach artificial intelligence our chaotic thinking – that is a skill we will need in the future. Using technologies profitably and sustainably is also part of it. We talk about this with Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Obwegeser in the 6th episode of our podcast. Nikolaus Obwegeser heads the Institute Digital Technology Management. He […]

How Digital Natives, Millennials and Generation Z are shaping the IT industry – 60 years of digital transformation, part 4

2. March 2022/in Professional Contribution EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Kenneth Ritley

People are the most important factor in the modern age, write Chuck and Ken. In the 4th and final part of their mini-series, the father-son team of IT experts describe how digital natives, millennials and Generation Z are shaping the IT industry today. They take an entertaining look at their six decades in IT and […]

How Dealers helped the Explosion of Minicomputers – 60 years of digital transformation, part 3

23. February 2022/in Professional Contribution EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Kenneth Ritley

Thanks to the invention of the first microchips, minicomputers spread to all industries from the 1970s onwards. Chuck and Ken, a father-son team of IT experts, describe the role of the so-called “dealers”, in the 3rd part of their mini-series. Thanks to Chuck’s anecdotes, we understand why the sale of minicomputers was so closely linked […]