Participation in the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) 2026
The Institute for Information Systems (WIN) will be represented with these papers at the International Conference on Information Systems:
Büll, J. and Fegert, J. (2026): Revisiting Digital Government and Digital Democracy: Theorizing Digitalization Beyond Government Efficiency
Feick, M., Langner, M., Schelhorn, T., Kaiser, C., Mädche, A. (2026): When Online Shops Start Chatting: Exploring Design Requirements for Effective Use of Conversational Online Shops
Hanschmann, L., Lumivalo, J., Tuunanen, T., Mädche, A. (2026): Designing Multimodal Conversational Agents for Laddering Interviews
Hendriks, D., Meier, I., Wiegand, H., Benz, C., Spitzer, P., Heinz, D. (2026): From Pilot to Production: Microfoundations and Responsibility Structures for Enterprise AI Projects
Heßler, P., Blay, T., Pfeiffer, J., Hafenbrädl, S. (2026): When Competence Matters: Rethinking Warmth in LLM-Based Conversational Agents for Prosocial Decisions
Kuhlmann, L., Olschewski, P., Staudt, P. (2026): Managing Tensions Between Speed and Safety: Digital Responsibility in Hybrid AGI Organizations
Seitz Sänger, J., Kretzer, F., Schelhorn, T., Mädche, A. (2026): MAQUETTE: A Method for Computational User Interface Instantiation
Speck, C., Erbacher, J., Schulz, T., Weinhardt, C. (2026): How to Make Research Reach the Newsroom? Designing Open-Data Platforms Through Boundary Theory
Steinert, F. and Staudt, P. (2026): Motivating Individual Effort in Collective Action Tasks in Local Government: An Experimental Evaluation of Expectancy Theory-Based Design Interventions
Beyond the full paper track, WIN researchers are also active in additional conference formats that provide dedicated spaces for emerging research.
Krisam, C. and Yang, H. (2026): Too Much, Too Scattered: Supporting Organizational Memory Across Meetings (Short Paper)
For further information, please contact the authors directly or visit the websites of the respective research groups: