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Arne Grüttner
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Dr.
Last Name
Grüttner
First name
Arne
Email
arne.gruettner@unisg.ch
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+41 71 224 3395
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PublicationType: journal articleJournal: Wirtschaftsinformatik & ManagementVolume: 12(5)Issue: October
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PublicationType: journal articleVolume: European Journal of International Management (EJIM) - Special Issue on: "International Sports Management"
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PublicationThe New Window to Athlete’s Soul – What Social Media Tells Us About Athletes’ Performances(Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), 2020-01-07)
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PublicationWhat We Know and What We Do Not Know About Digital Technologies in the Sports IndustryRecent advances in Digital Technologies (DTs) have transformed various aspects of how the sports industry operates and competes. Common applications of DTs on- and off-site the field of play include, for example, analytics solutions to improve players’ performance, pricing predictions for ticket sales, or digital platforms to interact with fans. DTs further facilitate shared digital capabilities, thereby allowing for the integration of new stakeholders and thus giving rise to new digital ecosystems in the sports industry. However, Information Systems’ (IS) research on DTs in the sports industry is still nascent. Hence, the role of DTs for the sports industry is not entirely understood. Therefore, we analyze how DTs shape the sports industry based on a concept-driven literature review. The analysis of 16 publications yields four groups of benefits that can be achieved by the usage of DTs for the stakeholders embedded in the digital ecosystem of the sports industry.Type: conference paper
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PublicationExplaining the Role of Service-Oriented Architecture for Cyber-Physical Systems by Establishing Logical Links(European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS), 2017-06)
;Richter, JanekDirk, BastenIn the context of the so-called fourth industrial revolution, cyber-physical systems (CPS) build the technological foundation for the increasing digitalisation of our world. Because guidelines to overcome challenges of building such systems (e.g. security concerns, missing know-how, and lack of standards) are scarce, researchers and practitioners alike have begun to analyse the role of the mature paradigm of service-oriented architecture (SOA) in implementing CPS. However, the relationship between SOA and CPS is not entirely understood. To close this gap, we analyse SOA’s role for CPS based on a concept-driven literature review. The analysis of 12 publications that address the interrelation between SOA and CPS yielded four groups of CPS benefits that can be achieved by leveraging SOA. Combining these benefits with architectural layers and SOA’s design principles, we identify logical links that explain the role of SOA for CPS. Future research might concentrate on dominant patterns to scrutinise how a specific benefit can be achieved by leveraging SOA. Designers of CPS can leverage the identified patterns to understand the importance of specific characteristics of SOA to address the unique requirements of their CPS.Type: conference paper -
PublicationType: digital resource
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PublicationType: digital resource
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PublicationChanging the Game: Applications of Digital Technologies and Their Impact in the Sports IndustryAdvances in digital technologies, such as cloud computing, electronic platforms, and artificial intelligence, enable the improvement of existing as well as the innovation of entirely new products and services in the sports industry. For example, over-the-top media services such as DAZN or Amazon's sports streaming initiative are digital technologies that promote a massive shift in the viewing habits of fans – away from traditional television broadcasting and towards tailored live and on-demand streaming sports consumption. However, while the digitalization of the sports industry is favorable in many cases, digital technologies present major challenges to the stakeholders of the sports industry in practice: first, they struggle to understand and unleash the full beneficial impact of digital technologies due to a lack of know-how and missing resources. Second, digital technologies facilitate the integration of new actors that provide the sports industry with novel resources, skills, and competences. As a result, the competitive dynamics are increased, and industry competition may be reshaped. From an academic perspective, this ongoing digitalization of the sports industry provides unique opportunities to study digitalization-related phenomena that cannot be easily observed in other business contexts. In this vein, a research agenda for the Information Systems (IS) discipline on “why and how should we study sports digitalization” was proposed by Xiao et al. (2017, p. 3). The cumulative dissertation at hand, therefore, addresses both the abovementioned challenges from practice and the calls from researchers. To do so, it is comprised of five publications (I – V) that tackle problems derived from practice and demonstrate theoretical knowledge as well as practical guidance on how digital technologies can be applied beneficially in the sports industry. Publication I examines the current state of research on digital technologies in the sports industry in the IS discipline through a concept-driven literature review. Based on these initial findings, Publication II applies data mining techniques and a sentiment analysis to investigate the impact of social media on athletes’ performances. In Publication III, state-of-the-art data mining and natural language processing techniques are applied to extract the wisdom of an online community of sports tipsters to improve sports betting returns. Publication IV investigates how sports organizations can use social media to enhance international fan engagement. Lastly, Publication V demonstrates how a web-based information technology (IT) tool supports sports organizations during the analysis and processing of cooperation requests.Type: doctoral thesis
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PublicationType: newspaper articleJournal: Personalwirtschaft - Das Magazin für den Job HR: Alter! So fördern und nutzen Sie die Talente erfahrener MitarbeiterVolume: 01/2020
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PublicationType: newspaper articleJournal: bildung+ schule digitalVolume: 05/2020