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Leadership as a service

November 12, 2024

In a recent Die Presse article, Christina Schweiger, Head of the Human Resources & Organization Study Programs, talks about her current research work on leadership skills and “servant leadership”. […]Read more on Leadership as a service

Augmented World Expo 2024: Perspectives for XR in tourism

November 7, 2024

Larissa Neuburger, Teaching & Research Associate at FHWien der WKW, shared her experiences in XR in tourism as an expert in a panel discussion at one of the world's most important conferences in Extended Reality. […]Read more on Augmented World Expo 2024: Perspectives for XR in tourism

Inner Development Goals drive SDG implementation

November 4, 2024

Promoting Inner Development Goals (IDG), such as communication skills, leads to more effective sustainability communication in organizations. […]Read more on Inner Development Goals drive SDG implementation

Dwindling competitiveness despite technological innovation in domestic industry

October 31, 2024

The sixth “Made in Austria IndustriePANEL” by TU Wien shows that competitiveness and employment figures are declining, but that technological innovations offer long-term opportunities. The results of the latest survey were presented - in cooperation with FHWien der WKW - at the “Made in Austria IndustrieFORUM” 2024. […]Read more on Dwindling competitiveness despite technological innovation in domestic industry

Urban Future Talks: “10 years of Seestadt”

October 25, 2024

Invitation to a panel discussion on the 10th anniversary of Seestadt Aspern as a populated district […]Read more on Urban Future Talks: “10 years of Seestadt”

Expanded management competences for responsible innovation

October 24, 2024

Katharina de Melo from the Department of Management presented a contribution at the 11th Responsible Management Education Research Conference (RMERC) on responsible innovation and the competences that future managers need to be equipped with to successfully implement this concept in practice. […]Read more on Expanded management competences for responsible innovation

On the global perspectives of corporate responsibility

October 17, 2024

As part of the Responsible Management Lectures (RML) in the winter semester 2024/25, Dr Subhasis Ray from the XLRI Xavier School of Management India and Prof Barbara Galleli from the Universidade Federal do Paraná, Curitiba in Brazil will provide insights into current developments regarding corporate responsibility across different continents. […]Read more on On the global perspectives of corporate responsibility

Trust in AI journalism in times of communicative and social (dis)order

October 15, 2024

Gisela Reiter, Andreas Hess and Marian Adolf from the Department of Communication presented a study on trust in AI-generated journalism at the 10th European Communication Conference (ECC 2024). The results of the study highlight the complex relationship between technological progress in journalism, audience perceptions and trust in news media. […]Read more on Trust in AI journalism in times of communicative and social (dis)order

Future viability through resilience and sustainability

October 11, 2024

Maija Worek from the Management & Entrepreneurship Study Programs and Patrick Rupprecht from the Institute for Digital Transformation and Strategy (IDS) presented current research findings on the topic of ‘Future viability in times of fundamental change’ at the G-Forum 2024 in Ingolstadt. One of Maija Worek's contributions was nominated for the Best Paper in Family Business Award. […]Read more on Future viability through resilience and sustainability

From Stability to Chaos: How Climate Change Challenges Our Trust in Nature

September 27, 2024

FH-Prof. Dr. Marian Adolf, communication scientist and media sociologist at the Department of Communication, gave a talk on trust and fear in communicating the effects of climate change at the congress of the European Sociological Association (ESA) in Porto. […]Read more on From Stability to Chaos: How Climate Change Challenges Our Trust in Nature