Overview
DI-GEST Research College - Shaping Digitalization
Actively shaping the digital transformation —that is the guiding principle of the “DI-GEST – Shaping Digitalization” Research College.
Over the next three years, research tandems from Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and Mainz University of Applied Sciences will conduct research at the forefront of digitalization. The participating professors and research topics include
Tandem 1: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Andranik Tumasjan & Prof. Dr. Oliver Mauroner and Sebastian Woelke & Christian Zern
Theories of Digital Transformation: Developing an integrative conceptual framework for identifying and testing relevant new technologies and trends in the context of new business models as well as open value creation and innovation processes in organizations
Tandem 2: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Franz Rothlauf & Prof. Dr. Gunther Piller and Matthias Brunnbauer & Marc De Zoeten
Technology-Driven Transformation of Decision-Making Processes: Developing a catalog of standard operational decision-making problems that can be significantly improved using artificial intelligence (AI) methods, as well as reference processes for successfully implementing these solutions
Tandem 3: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Oliver Emrich & Prof. Dr. Sven Pagel and Susan Glaser + Elena Höfer
Application-Driven Transformation of Usage Processes: Investigations into the Potential for Changes in Customer Communication Through Digital Media Environments and Their Impact on Consumer Behavior
The DI-GEST kickoff event took place on Wednesday, July 1, 2020, at the LUX Pavilion with Minister of Science Prof. Dr. Konrad Wolf in attendance. For more information on the research college’s kickoff event, please see the press release.
The presentation of the certificate to the DI-GEST Research College took place on Monday, October 14, 2019, at the Ministry. From left: Prof. Dr. Sven Pagel (Mainz University of Applied Sciences), Prof. Dr. Gunther Piller (Mainz University of Applied Sciences), Prof. Dr. Gerhard Muth (President of Mainz University of Applied Sciences), Dr. Waltraud Kreutz-Gers (Chancellor of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz), Minister of Science Prof. Dr. Konrad Wolf, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Franz Rothlauf (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz); Photo: Markus Nöhl