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Department 3 Business Information Systems For detailed information on the Department’s activities, go to page 66. Chairs & Professorships (from left to right) Computer Integrated Manufacturing Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Wilhelm Dangelmaier Prof. Dr.-Ing. Carsten M. H. Claussen Business Information Systems Prof. Dr. Joachim Fischer Business Information Systems and Optimization Systems Jun. Prof. Dr. Achim Koberstein Information Management & E-Finance Prof. Dr. Dennis Kundisch Department 3 – Business Information Systems 12 Groupware Competence Center (GCC) Prof. Dr. Ludwig Nastansky Decision Support & Operations Research Lab Prof. Dr. Leena Suhl
The value added of business information systems is that it works in interdisciplinary teams to research new ways to transform rapidly changing information and communication technologies into business applications. These help private and public sector enterprises to optimize their business processes with respect to costs, turnover, time to market and quality. The focus is on people as users, since innovative applications ease their workload, enhance their potential, and boost their productivity and the quality of their work. Ever since its establishment in 1990, Department 3 has been devoted to meeting these challenges. And its efforts have paid off. In recent CHE Rankings the Depart - ment, with its seven professors and four chairs, repeatedly placed near the very top. Research Research activities at Department 3 center on the design, development and application of information and communication systems. Emphasis is also laid on the analysis, evaluation and significance of business information mechanisms in a socioeconomic context. The result is a predominantly solution-centered approach towards developing successful business applications. Most of our research topics stem from our network of partnerships with industry. winfo.upb.de In the ideal case, the results of our research enable our partners to generate innovative products and services. This practical focus notwithstanding, basic academic research is a strong and indispensable element of the Department’s work. Accordingly, our activities are integrated in various project networks, some publicly funded, some public-private partnerships. Our research is conducted in a variety of contexts: special research areas, German Research Foundation Priority Programmes and research projects, the Graduate School, interdisciplinary cooperation projects, and European research projects. Our private sector partners include BMW, Benteler, Bertelsmann, Continental Teves, Daimler, Deutsche Bank, Hella, IBM, Lufthansa, Miele, E.ON Ruhrgas, SAP, Siemens and Volkswagen. We have a correspondingly high volume of third-party funding. Our research has produced a large number of spin-offs. Department 3 is proud to have received a number of awards and commendations, including start-up business awards, research prizes, innovation awards, and awards for its Ph.D. and undergraduate students. Degree programs and careers BIS degree programs aim to educate and qualify knowledgeable experts Above: Research workshop of the Department of Business Information Systems, July 7, 2011 at Erwitte Castle with a strong interdisciplinary approach who are able to view modern IC technologies from a business angle. This is achieved by a curriculum that imparts a thorough grounding in business information systems, business administration and economics, and computer science. BIS programs at Bachelor and Master level take a scientific approach, yet also emphasize current e-business developments and applications. In other words, students gain a strong theoretical and practical grounding thanks to an efficiently structured schedule that also involves project work. They are familiarized with the products and systems currently used in industry, so towards the end of the programs they have mastered both scientific methodologies and their implementation in practice. The programs encourage students to work on their own initiative, take responsibility for their own work, be creative and develop communication skills. Department 3 researchers and Ph.D. candidates are expected to work on their own projects independently. Once our Ph.D. candidates graduate, they join the backbone of the international network of knowledge and cooperation that drives Business Information Systems at the University of Paderborn. Department 3 has produced a large number of spinoffs. Department 3 – Business Information Systems 13
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