Two Papers Accepted for the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) 2024

At this year's ICIS conference in Bangkok, two papers by authors from our chair were accepted for publication.

In their paper entitled “The Uberization of Work: Non-Platform Workers' Perceptions and Legitimacy Judgments of Algorithmic Control in Hybrid Control Regimes”, Felix Hirsch, Armin Alizadeh, Martin Wiener and Alexander Benlian investigate, how algorithms and human managers increasingly work together to control and steer workers in their everyday work and how these novel forms of organizational control are perceived and judged by affected workers.

Dix Maik Gräubig and Philipp Scharfe's work entitled “Innovation Capabilities for Product- and Process-Oriented Digital Business Model Innovation of Industrial Firms – A Configurational Approach to Multiplicity” deals with the question, how configurations of innovation capabilities relate to industrial firms' product- and/or process-oriented digital business model innovation.

We are very much looking forward to presenting our work at the conference in Bangkok in December and to exchanging ideas and getting together with the international Information Systems community.