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Paul Kruse (Msc)

University of Münster

PhD candidate

German, English

Information Systems

Qualitative methods

> 35/h tutored

About

My name is Paul and I am currently doing my doctorate at the University of Münster on the topic of digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises. In my dissertation, I am investigating how the digital transformation of SMEs can be improved through collaboration with universities. Prior to my studies in Münster, I completed an apprenticeship as an industrial clerk at E.ON Kraftwerke GmbH and gained further professional experience through additional internships (Vodafone & Deloitte). My experience abroad is based on a 10-month stay in Australia between my apprenticeship and my studies as well as a semester abroad in Kaunas (Lithuania) during my studies. I have also presented papers at conferences in Norway, Slovenia, Cyprus and New Zealand.

Academic track record

PhD at University of Münster - Dissertation in Digital Transformation, SMEs, Cooperation between Universities and Companies

How can University-Business Cooperation support SMEs Digital Transformation

Master of Science at University of Münster - Master in Information Systems

Production Scheduling, Maintenance and Prognostics - Examining the Potentials of a Joint Integration

Bachelor of Science at University of Münster - Bachelor in Information Systems

Identifying potentials for collaboration along the prepositioning process of humanitarian organizations

Top publications

A Design-Driven Approach to Facilitate University-SME Cooperation

European Conference on Information Systems

Design of a Software Tool Supporting Orientation in the Context of Digital Transformation

Proceedings of the 55th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

Unveiling the Gig Economy: A Taxonomy of Digital Labour Platforms from a User Perspective

Australasian Conference on Information Systems

Skills and focus areas

Information SystemsSystematic Literature ResearchQualitative Content Analysis by MayringDesign Science Research