Dr. Christian Bartelheimer

My research centers on the design, implementation, and evaluation of innovative information systems to facilitate digital service and process innovations. Additionally, I explore the impacts of deploying cutting-edge IT artifacts on individuals, structures, and processes within organizations. My research results have been published in esteemed, peer-reviewed journals, including the Information Systems Journal (ISJ), the European Journal of Information Systems (EJIS), Business & Information Systems Engineering (BISE), and Electronic Markets (EM), and have been presented at all leading Information Systems conferences. To develop my research findings, I employ both the design-oriented and the behaviorist research paradigms to holistically investigate phenomena at the intersection of people, tasks, and technology and to explore the impact of IT artifact utilization on organizations and society. I am the current president of the Special Interest Group for Services (SIG SVC) within the Association for Information Systems (AIS). Additionally, I am a member of the European Research Center for Information Systems (ERCIS). I maintain an active role as a Reviewer, Associate Editor, and Track Chair for numerous academic journals and actively participate in all major Information Systems conferences.