Diginomics Research Group

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The Diginomics research group analyses questions and needs for action in digitalization from the perspective of business administration and economics.
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The Research Projects
The Diginomics Research Group has identified twelve focal points on which practice-oriented basic research is carried out
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Events
Here you will find an overview of seminars, workshops and conferences of the Diginomics Group as well as recommendations for events related to digitalization.
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The Research Group Digitalization is part of the Faculty of Business Studies and Economics at the University of Bremen and investigates timely research questions related to the digitalization of labour, capital, and product markets. Twelve projects study topics related to ethical, socio-political, occupational psychology, economic, and policy relevant research questions with a focus on digital markets. Research questions related to the blockchain, digital finance, artificial intelligence, and platform economics will be investigated. To enable PhD candidates to generate high-quality research output, they will learn innovative methods (e.g. programming self-learning algorithms) and connect them with various applications. Moreover, they will obtain a solid knowledge of state-of-the-art empirical research methods. PhD candidates present their research during an internal colloquium, in which the project leaders participate, as well as at international conferences. Additional resources are available for these purposes. The internal colloquium is complemented by a seminar series, where national and international scholars present their research. The results of the research projects will be published in national and international journals. PhD candidates are expected to finish their doctorate within 3,5 years, and will be supported by additional measures at the faculty and university level.

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27.06.2022

Prof. Dr. Dorothy Leidner at the Diginomics Brownbag Seminar

Prof. Dr. Dorothy Leidner at the Diginomics Brownbag Seminar

Time: 29 June 2022, 5:00 pm, via Zoom

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Dorothy Leidner, Baylor University

Title: Digitalization with Dignity

Prof. Dr. Dorothy Leidner of Baylor University, will give a talk on „Digitalization with Dignity“ during…

27.06.2022

Dr. Kirsten Hillebrand and Prof. Dr. Lars Hornuf receive EURAM «Best Paper Award»

Prof. Dr. Lars Hornuf and his former PhD student Dr. Kirsten Hillebrand received the «Best Paper Award» for their study of data philanthropy at the EURAM Conference.

20.06.2022

Charlotte Pietschmann at the Diginomics Brownbag Seminar

Time: 22 June 2022, 12:00 pm, A1100

Speaker: Charlotte Pietschmann, Diginomics Research Group, University of Bremen

Title: Self-Quantification: Definition, Evolution and Perspectives

Charlotte Pietschmann of the University of Bremen, will give a talk on „Self-Quantification: Definition, Evolution…

15.06.2022

New Working Paper - Digital Transformation of Maritime Supply Chains Focusing on Ocean Shipping, Port Management and Hinterland Connection

Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Hans-Dietrich Haasis and Hapsatou have published a new working paper entitled "Digital Transformation of Maritime Supply Chains Focusing on Ocean Shipping, Port Management and Hinterland Connection".

13.06.2022

Lauri Wessel at the Diginomics Brownbag Seminar

Time: 15 June 2022, 12:00 pm, via Zoom

Speaker: Lauri Wessel, European University Viadrina

Title: A Processual Approach to Data Quality: 'Task-based Tuning' in a Professional Organization.

Lauri Wessel of the European University Viadrina, will give a talk on „ A Processual Approach to Data…

07.06.2022

Daniel Metko at the Diginomics Brownbag Seminar

Time: 8 June 2022, 12:00 pm, A1100

Speaker: Daniel Metko, University of Bremen, Diginomics Research Group

Title: Machine Learning Goes Global: Cross-Sectional Return Predictability in International Stock Markets

Daniel Metko of the University of Bremen, will give a talk on „Machine Learning Goes…

01.06.2022

New Working Paper - Artificial Intelligence, Surveillance, and Big Data

David Karpa, Prof. Dr. Torben Klarl and Prof. Dr. Michael Rochlitz have published a new working paper under the title "Artificial Intelligence, Surveillance, and Big Data".

30.05.2022

Jean-Victor Alipour at the Diginomics Brownbag Seminar

Time: 1 June 2022, 12:00 pm, via Zoom

Speaker: Jean-Victor Alipour, ifo Institut – Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung

Title: The Future of Remote Work – What We Can Learn From Job Postings

Jean-Victor Alipour of ifo Institut – Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung, will give a talk on…

23.05.2022

Olga Masyutina at the Diginomics Brownbag Seminar

Time: 25 May 2022, 12:00 pm, A1100

Speaker: Olga Masyutina, University of Bremen, Diginomics Research Group

Title: What Determines Public Support for Big Data Governance Solutions? Experimental Evidence from Russia

Olga Masyutina of the University of Bremen will give a talk on „What Determines…

19.05.2022

New Working Paper - Asset Pricing in Digital Assets

Steffen Günther, Tobias Glas and Prof. Dr. Thorsten Poddig have published a new working paper entitled "Asset Pricing in Digital Assets".

New Diginomics book series launched

The book series ‘Advanced Studies in Diginomics and Digitalization’ features the latest research in economic topics related to the digitization of labor finance and product markets. Books published in this series are primarily monographs and edited volumes that present new research results both theoretical and empirical on ethical socio-political work psychological economic and politically relevant questions about new digital markets. All books are published in print and digital formats and disseminated globally. If you wish to publish your work in the book series, contact our editors Prof. Dr. Lars Hornuf (Diginomics), Prof. Dr. Herbert Kotzab (Diginomics), and Prof. Dr. Markus Pelger (Stanford University).