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A collection of 34 posts

Technostress Among Female Working Students

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Technostress Among Female Working Students

26.05.2026 / This study examines how digital flexibility and constant connectivity affect female working students balancing work and university life.

Evaluating the Impact of Multi-Agent Communication Architectures on Strategic Decision-Making during Corporate Crises

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Evaluating the Impact of Multi-Agent Communication Architectures on Strategic Decision-Making during Corporate Crises

25.05.2026 / This Master thesis investigates how different multi-agent artificial intelligence workflows handle complex strategic decision-making during corporate crises.

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Human & Artificial Intelligence: Navigating Cognitive Biases in Strategic Decision-Making

25.05.2026 / Topic This Master Thesis examines why decision makers sometimes continue failing projects even when the facts suggest they should stop. This behavior is called escalation of commitment (EoC) and describes a cognitive bias in strategic decision-making. The study investigates whether advice from human advisors or artificial intelligence (AI) systems can

AI-Label vs. Human-Label: Perceived Usefulness of Process Innovations

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AI-Label vs. Human-Label: Perceived Usefulness of Process Innovations

25.05.2026 / AI-labeled process innovations are rated as less useful than human-labeled ones — not because of content differences, but because of how the source shapes perception. This study tests when and why source disclosure matters in Business Process Management.

A Knowledge Management Maturity Model for Law Firms in the Age of AI

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A Knowledge Management Maturity Model for Law Firms in the Age of AI

25.05.2026 / Law firms operate in a knowledge-intensive environment but lack a structured framework to assess and develop their knowledge management (KM) capabilities. This thesis develops a KM Maturity Model for Law Firms by extending the established General Knowledge Management Maturity Model.

Large Language Models in Relationship Management: Opportunities and Limitations for Advisory Work in Banking

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Large Language Models in Relationship Management: Opportunities and Limitations for Advisory Work in Banking

24.05.2026 / Exploring how LLM-based systems are reshaping advisory work in banking

From Promise to Practice: The Uphill Battle of Clinical AI Adoption

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From Promise to Practice: The Uphill Battle of Clinical AI Adoption

24.05.2026 / AI-based medical solutions can improve clinical work and spot risks early, but many solutions never reach routine use after studies or pilots. This thesis explores why, focusing on radiology and sepsis AI in university hospitals and what helps or blocks their adoption.

Leading on Empty? Daily Maintenance, Morning Energy, and the Spillover to Employee Well-Being and Work Engagement

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Leading on Empty? Daily Maintenance, Morning Energy, and the Spillover to Employee Well-Being and Work Engagement

19.05.2026 / This thesis examines how leaders’ daily recovery relates to morning vigor and employees’ work experiences. It focuses on sleep quality, psychological detachment, leader morning vigor, perceived leader vigor, and employees’ daily affect, stress, and work engagement.

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AI-assisted vs. non-AI assisted product ideation: An experimental study

12.05.2026 / AI Decision-Making