KIT - WIN - Institute for Information Systems News - Participation in the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) 2026

The Institute for Information Systems (WIN) will be represented with 8 full papers at the International Conference on Information Systems, which will take place in December in Lisbon (Portugal) in 2026. Congratulations to all authors!

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)