Timon Sengewald

Timon Sengewald, M. Sc.

Research Associate and Doctoral Student

School of Business, Economics and Society
Chair of Information Systems I, Innovation and Value Creation (Prof. Dr. Möslein)

Room: Room 4.252
Lange Gasse 20
90403 Nürnberg

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Appointments can be made physically or virtually via Zoom. Please contact me by e-mail, as I am irregularly in the office.

 

Timon Sengewald studied Business Studies with a major in Information Systems at the FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, where he, later on, graduated with a bachelor’s degree. He also studied at the Kwansei Gakuin University in Japan and is co-founder of YEARBOOK FACTORY (https://yearbook-factory.de) – a start-up based in Nuremberg – and a lecturer at the RRZE IT training centre. In 2018 he started his master’s degree in International Information Systems (IIS) at the FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg. Since 2019, he works as a research assistant at the Chair of Information Systems, Innovation and Value Creation. At the chair, he and is involved in the project OPEN SERVICE LAB (https://openservicelab.org).

His research interests include Service Systems and Service Engineering.

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Projects

Third Party Funds Single

  • IIP-Ecosphere - Next Level Ecosphere for Intelligent Industrial Production

    (Third Party Funds Single)

    Term: 1. January 2020 - 31. December 2022
    Funding source: Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Technologie (BMWi)
    URL: https://www.iip-ecosphere.eu
    Abstract

    In IIP-Ecosphere, we develop an ecosystem to reduce obstacles in the implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications in production and its related processes with the aim to foster intelligent production systems. A framework will be established for

    • the unconstrained introduction of AI applications in SMEs
    • new, AI-driven services and data exchange
    • true AI-driven process chains
    • cooperation of diverse stakeholders
    • increased compatibility of systems

    The “Chair of Information Systems, Innovation and Value Creation” primarily leverages its expertise in the areas of innovation, stakeholder integration, service systems engineering and business model design to support this undertaking. During the project, researcher of the chair are mainly responsible for the development of business models accompanying AI utilization and support in innovation.

  • Digitization of the central transfer procedure for temporary employment

    (Third Party Funds Single)

    Term: 29. July 2019 - 31. December 2021
    Funding source: Industrie
    Abstract

    The main objective of the project “Digitization of the central transfer procedure for temporary employment” is the evaluation of a software that enables the digital admission process of temporary contract workers. Within this project the functionality of the interfaces, in particular with regard to the impact of digitization on safety and health at work, economic efficiency, the time required and the transparency of the provided software solution are being evaluated. The research project focuses on how the new software influences different work practices in a day to day environment. It distinguishes between the tasks of the company that receives the temporary contractors and the agency that provides the contractors. 

  • Service Innovation 2019 – Open Service Lab

    (Third Party Funds Single)

    Term: 1. January 2019 - 31. December 2019
    Funding source: Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft

FAU Funds

  • Industrie 4.0 lernen, verstehen, anwenden: Praxisorientiertes Lehrkonzept am Demonstrator

    (FAU Funds)

    Term: 1. October 2023 - 30. September 2024

  • New workspace concepts for future research at the School of Business, Economics and Society

    (FAU Funds)

    Term: 7. February 2023 - 31. December 2023
    Abstract

    The research project „New spatial concepts for the research of tomorrow at the School of Business, Economics and Society” aims to design and evaluate a new collaborative spatial concept for scientific work at universities. To achieve this, existing office spaces at the School of Business, Economics and Society of Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg will be transformed into activity-based workspaces. The design will be tailored to meet the unique requirements of knowledge work and research at universities, while also taking into account possible restrictions due to structural conditions. By redesigning the office space, the project seeks to increase employee satisfaction, motivation and productivity. In this way, the university will be able to position itself as an attractive employer and a hub for generating innovations in the future.

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