LF Group Chair of Digital Innovation
in Service Industries

Overview

Supporter

  • LF Group

Chairholder

  • Prof. Dr. Claudia Lehmann

Research Associate

  • Rossitza Ivanova

Research Areas

  • Service Engineering in digital transformation
  • Business Process Management and productivity
  • Digital value creation networks
  • Qualification & competence development in the digital era
  • Female entrepreneurship

Productivity is never an accident.

Prof. Dr. Claudia Lehmann
LF Group Chair of Digitial Innovation in Service Industries

What we do

The technological possibilities seem endless, but with all these opportunities comes the obligation for companies to question and develop their own business model in order to offer real added value to their customers. How can companies use the digitalization of processes and products to create new service offerings? How do they manage to identify promising business models and target groups in order to build ecosystems or become the perfect partner for an existing platform?

Against this background, the LF Group Chair of Digital Innovation in Service Industries deals with methods and tools for the development and provision of digitally enabled services and business models. In particular, the focus is on the interdisciplinary and interactive communication of innovation competence for service engineering in digital transformation with the aim of enabling companies to design and implement digital services and business models.

In addition to the technical implementation, it is becoming apparent that people are becoming increasingly important in today’s wave of digitization. Therefore, the professorship equally investigates which competencies specialists and executives need to be prepared for the digital transformation. The application and teaching of agile management tools, the development of digital competencies and the networked collaboration of diverse teams are at the centre of the research and transfer activities of the Chair.

Projects

With the support of the European Social Fund, the State of Saxony and the project partners Leipzig University, University of Applied Sciences (HTWK) Leipzig and the German Biomass Research Centre (DBFZ) our chair is organizing the projects SMILE and the Female Founders Initiative at HHL.
SMILE stands for Self-Management Initiative Leipzig and supports students or graduates on their way to establish an own business.
The Female Founders Initiative is a 6-months program, which supports potential female founders on their way to self-employment.

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