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Students walk across the campus north. A large red sculpture in the shape of large gears can be seen. © Roland Baege​/​TU Dortmund

Participation in the 16th International Conference on Software Business (ICSOB 2025)

The image displays a group photo of three individuals standing side-by-side indoors, likely at an academic conference or symposium. They are positioned in front of a dark grey display board holding a research poster with the partially visible title "Fighting apps with apps: Analyzing tools for digital minimalism." The person on the left is a man with short, dark curly hair and glasses, wearing a dark grey sweater with thin horizontal stripes. In the center stands a woman with long, straight brown hair and glasses, dressed in a light-colored striped blouse and tan trousers. On the right stands a man with reddish-blond hair and glasses, wearing a dark button-down shirt and a white FFP2 face mask covering his nose and mouth. All three individuals are wearing blue lanyards with conference badges around their necks and are looking directly at the camera. The background reveals the architecture of a spacious hall featuring high white columns and a large wall of glass-paneled doors or windows, looking out into a darker area. A small portion of a white high-top table is visible in the bottom right corner of the frame. © Kay Hönemann​/​TU Dortmund
Kay Hönemann, Lisa Schned and Björn Konopka
The professorship Digital Transformation participated in the 16th International Conference on Software Business in Stuttgart.
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Lisa Schned in front of her poster

Kay Hönemann presented the short paper “Design Principles for IT-Driven Circular Economy Initiatives.” An AI summary can be found on the conference website: https://icsob2025.github.io/summaries/ 

Björn Konopka and Lisa Schned presented two posters on the topics “Smart Homes, Real Needs: A Human-Centered Approach to Prioritizing User Requirements for Smart Home Business and Service Models” and “Fighting apps with apps: Analyzing tools for digital minimalism.”

The proceedings with the full texts are scheduled to be published in December.

We gained many exciting experiences and insights from the presentations and discussions and were able to make new and interesting contacts.

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Kay Hönemann during his presentation
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