The Chair of Information Systems, particularly Industrial Information Systems (IIS), addresses the design and operation of industrial information systems, which serve as the foundation for the delivery of services in production and trading companies. We offer a range of modules, including courses, seminars and research projects, on the subject of industrial information systems. The research conducted by the Chair has been published in international journals, including BISE, DSS, JSS, EMISA, ISF, and IEEE TEM, as well as in various conferences, such as ICIS, ECIS, HICSS, and WI.

Our Main Research Areas

• Component and service-oriented development of information systems
• Agile methods and process models
• Approaches to modeling enterprise information systems
• Big data analytics in data-driven organizations
• Emotional cues in crowdfunding initiatives
• Emergency response information systems
• Social commerce initiatives

Our aim is to improve the use of information systems in industrial processes and to support companies in the implementation of technological innovations. Through practical research, high-quality teaching, and close cooperation with industry, we contribute to the education of competent IT specialists and to the long-term competitiveness of organizations.

Our chair provides in-depth knowledge about the development and application of information systems in industrial contexts. In teaching, we emphasize practice-oriented and theoretically sound training in order to prepare students for the requirements of the IT industry. Through our research, we contribute to the optimization of operational information systems and actively promote the exchange between science and practice.