Program overview
Keynotes
The Future of Key is Digital: how the Hospitality is Embracing Digitalization
The evolution of technological advances in the hospitality industry is enormous as digital technologies evolve and enable a seamless guest journey and experience. Solutions embracing AI and automations also also different programs enabling API communications allow PMS, guest communication, lock and mobile keys providers to automate tasks. (From pre arrival communication, contactless check-in and the digital key, concierges and booking services to contactless payment and checkout - the guest journey can be seamless.) A crucial part in this journey is access control. From mechanical keys, to magnetic to NFC keys, the future will be digital. Digital keys signal the next great wave of technological advances for smartphone users. The security and convenience of mobile keys is becoming accessible to all, thanks to innovations in encryption and security standards.
Patrick Lomsdalen is an International Business Development Executive with 20+ years of experience in Hospitality from driving and managing sales and innovation at global and regional B2B and B2C companies in Information Technology (Software, Hardware, Services). Passionate leader with cross-cultural mindset. In the past 10 years Patrick has focused on developing intelligent Keyless Technologies enabling guests to access their room via smartphone in seconds and innovative services providers to connect to a future proof Digital Keys Platform. Patrick’s mission is setting standards in Keyless Technology and helps companies Master Keyless Access throughout multiple industries.
Digital Transformation of Software Companies: Brilliant Idea or Unnecessary Action?
Companies from a wide variety of industries, from media companies to banks to industrial companies, are currently tapping into the potential of digital technologies with the concept of digital transformation. This is the first time software solutions are important for all these companies. The situation is different for software providers and in software-intensive businesses - software has always been the core of their business. Is the much-discussed concept of digital transformation relevant to them at all, is it a waste of time or is it even going in the wrong direction? This keynote presents the core elements of the concept of digital transformation and shows whether and how they can be used by software providers and software-based companies. One typical question is whether a Software Provider should have a Chief Digital Officer or not. The considerations are illustrated with practical examples.
Thomas Hess is Professor of Information Systems and Management at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU), LMU School of Management, where he also serves as director of the Institute for Digital Management and New Media. He is also director of the Baverian Research Institute for the Digital Transformation and is member of the board of the Internet Business Cluster Munich. His research focuses on the potential of digital technologies for changes in value creation and management systems of companies. His work has appeared in international journals and conferences including Journal of Management Information Systems, European Journal of Information Systems, International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS), and European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS). His work has, according to Google Scholar, already been cited more than 19,000 times .
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An Instrument for Evaluating Data-driven Traffic Management Applications in the Context of Digital Transformation Towards a Smart CityAlisa Lorenz, Nils Madeja and Aynur Cifci
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Digital Twin Ecosystems: Potential Stakeholders and Their RequirementsReshani Liyanage, Nirnaya Tripathi, Tero Päivärinta and Yueqiang Xu
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Roadmapping in the Digital Transformation LiteratureAshna Mahmood Zada, John Persson and Peter Axel Nielsen
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Overcoming Barriers to Digital Transformation – Development of a Decision MatrixHenning Brink, Sven Packmohr and Fynn-Hendrik Paul
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Definition of the Enterprise Integration Platforms as a Service — Towards a Common UnderstandingSonja Hyrynsalmi
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A Systematic Mapping Study of Empirical Research Methods in Software EcosystemsLarry Abdulai, Hatef Shamshiri, Hasan Mahmud, Essi Aittamaa, Jaakko Vuolasto, Mikhail Adisa, Roope Luukainen, Sonja Hyrynsalmi, Nina Masseli, Nasreen Azad, Bahalul Haque, Juha-Pekka Joutsenlahti, Wondemeneh Legesse, Ahmed Abdelsalam, Anastasiia Gurzhii, Jouni Ikonen, Slinger Jansen and Casper Van Schothorst
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Interrelation of Digitalization and Digital Transformation in a Maritime company (online presentation)Rasmus Ulfsnes, Nils Brede Moe, Geir Kjetil Hanssen and Thor Alexander Buan
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Where Does This Feature Belong To? Locating Business-to-Business Features in a Platform EcosystemJaakko Vuolasto and Kari Smolander
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The Role of Actors in Platform Ecosystems: A Systematic Literature Review and Comparison Across Platform typesMartin Kauschinger, Maximilian Schreieck and Helmut Krcmar
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Towards Understanding How Software Startups Deal with UX From Customer and User InformationJoelma Choma, Leticia Machado, Cleidson R. B. de Souza, Helen Sharp, Leonor Barroca and Luciana Zaina
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The Evolution of Software Startup Research: A Survey of LiteratureKarl Amadeus Finsson Hansen, Admir Osmanovic, Benjamin Hamborg Clement Klerens and Henry Edison
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On the Compliance of Platforms with Children’s Privacy and Protection Requirements - An Analysis of TikTokVinícius Polito, George Valença, Maria Wanick Sarinho, Fernando Lins and Rodrigo Pereira dos Santos
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Management Accounting Concepts for Inner Source Software EngineeringJulian Hirsch and Dirk Riehle
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Quō vādis, Data Business? A Study for understanding maturity of embedded system companies in data economySami Hyrynsalmi, Helena Holmström Olsson, Jan Bosch and Sonja Hyrynsalmi
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Conducting B2B SaaS Business with a Freemium Model: A Case StudyTeemu Nieminen, Rahul Mohanani and Pekka Abrahamsson
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Increasing Employees’ Willingness to Share: Introducing Appeal Strategies for People AnalyticsValentin Zieglmeier, Maren Gierlich Joas and Alexander Pretschner
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Anti-Pattern Detection in Process-Driven Decision Support SystemsJonas Kirchhoff and Gregor Engels
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An Investigation of Factors Influencing Online Shopping Behaviors in the Context of China and AustraliaQijun Zhai, Tanjila Kanij and John Grundy
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Digital Transformation towards Sustainability: A Case Study of Process Views in District HeatingAlisa Ananjeva, John Stouby Persson and Peter Axel Nielsen
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Gender Bias in the Recruitment Process of IT Startups in the NetherlandsTea Sinik, Joeri Snippert and Slinger Jansen
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