Digital Transformation: Strategies and Sustainability
CHALLENGE PROFILE
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: STRATEGIES AND SUSTAINABILITY
Higher education institution
Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, Germany
Department
Department of Business Administration, Economics and Law
Academic team
Prof Dr Joern Hoppmann
Swantja Freund
Dr Josua Oll
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- know basic definitions, trends and application areas of digitalisation
- be able to assess the economic effects of digitalisation
- understand corporate strategies and business models in the context of digital transformation
- know how companies should design processes and structures to promote digitalisation in organisations
- have an overview of social, legal and ethical aspects of digitalisation
- assess the environmental impact of digitalisation
- evaluate digital products, services and business models using ethical and sustainable guidelines
- independently develop proposals for the integration of ethical, social and ecological criteria in digitalisation projects and processes
Students
Business Solutions
Business partner
- Environmental sustainability – 100%
- SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY – 100%
- ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY – 100%
Prof Dr Irina Tiemann, Senior Business Analyst at EWE and company representative in the challenge ‘Digital Transformation: Strategies and Sustainability’
For more information
University of Oldenburg – Digital Transformation: Strategies and Sustainability
Contact
Prof Dr Irina Tiemann, irina.tiemann@ewe.de
Dr Karsten Hurrelmann, karsten.hurrelmann@uni-oldenburg.de
Prof Dr Jörn Hoppmann, joern.hoppmann@uol.de
TOGETHER, LET'S HARNESS THE POWER OF COLLABORATIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP TO SOLVE SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES.
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Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg
Department of Business Administration, Economics and Law
Adj. Prof. Innovation Management and Sustainability
Ammerländer Heerstr. 114-118, 26129 Oldenburg, Germany
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