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Dr.
Wilhelm Bauer
Project Director
Dr. Wilhelm Bauer studied engineering at the University of Stuttgart,
focusing on work science and data processing. 1983 he entered
the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO as a
scientific associate. Since 1991 he is Director of the Competence
Center New Work and Virtual Reality and member of the Management
Board. He is Project Director of the joint research project
OFFICE 21® and the Fraunhofer Office Innovation Center. Dr.
Bauer is assistant professor for work design at the University
of Stuttgart and assistant professor for work science at the
Stuttgart University of Cooperative Education (Berufsakademie
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Dr.
Wolfgang Deiters
Vice Project Director
From 1980 to 1986 Wolfgang Deiters studied Computer Science
at the University of Dortmund. In 1992 he earned his doctorate
at the Technical University Berlin. From 1989 to 1992 he worked
as a scientific associate at the Institute for Software Technology
at the University of Dortmund. Since 1993 he manages the department
“Process Management” at the Fraunhofer Institute for Software
and Systems Engineering ISST in Dortmund. Since 2001 he manages
the Dortmund branch of the Fraunhofer Institute for Software
and Systems Engineering ISST. Since 2000 Mr. Deiters also holds
the position of Vice Project Director of the Fraunhofer Office
Innovation Center. |
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Isabella
Jesemann, M.A. M.A.
Manager of the OIC branch
Mrs. Jesemann studied Slavic languages and German at the University
of Tübingen (Master in May 1994) and cultural adminis-tration
in Ludwigsburg (Master in February 1997). After her studies
she worked as a freelance event manager in Ireland. Since August
1999 she is event manager at the Fraunhofer Office Innovation
Center. Since October 2000 Mrs. Jesemann is responsi-ble for
the Management of the OIC branch.
Fields of activity: Project coordination, Project management,
financial manage-ment, event management, public relations. |
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Alexander
Greisle, Dipl.-Inf.wiss., Dipl.-Betriebswirt (FH)
Alexander Greisle studied business economics at the University
of Applied Sciences Regensburg and information sciences at
the University of Konstanz. He worked as IT-consultant,
project manager and team manager in Switzerland and
Germany, focusing on business process management, workflow-
and workgroup-computing and secure business transactions.
Since March 2002 he works as a scientific associate for the
Fraunhofer Office Innovation Center, focusing on IT @ New
Work. Alexander Greisle is assistant professor for web-based
information systems at the Stuttgart University of Cooperative
Education (Berufsakademie Stuttgart). |
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Jens
Hofmann, Dipl.-Kfm.
From 1989 to 1995 Jens Hofmann studied technical business economics
at the University of Stuttgart, focusing on microeconomic organization,
planning and process engineering. Since January 1997 he works
as a scientific associate at the Institute of Human Factors
and Technology (IAT), which belongs to the University of Stuttgart.
Since February 2001 he works as a scientific associate at the
Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO, mainly
in the CC New Work. He focuses on projects dealing with customer
care questions and OFFICE 21®. |
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Jürgen Hupp, Dipl.-Ing.
Jürgen Hupp studied electrical engineering. Since 1991he
works at the Fraunhofer-Institute for Integrated Circuits
(IIS) in Erlangen. In 1995 he becamme head of the wireless
networks-team in the department of communications engineering.
Since 2000 he manages the project group for »interoperative
systems«.
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Dr.
Jörg Kelter
Jörg Kelter studied mechanical engineering at the University
of Stuttgart, focusing on work sciences. In 1985 he completed
his studies and worked as a scientific associate at the IFF
until 1989. Since 1989 he works at the Fraunhofer Institute
for Industrial Engineering IAO, occupying various functions.
Currently he is Senior Scientist at the Fraunhofer Office Innovation
Center. In 2002 he completed his doctor thesis.
His major fields of activity are:
- New Work Consulting
- planning and realization of empirical studies (Office Space
& Office Layout, Office Index 2000, Office Performance etc.)
- the development and the implementation of user-oriented office
concepts, with a special regard to organizational aspects, technical
infrastructure, the spatial structure of offices and ergonomic
workplace concepts |
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Steffen
Klingler, Dipl.-Ing. Freier Architekt Dipl.-Wi.-Ing.
Steffen Klingler studied architecture and town planning at the
University of Stuttgart. Afterwards he studied industrial engi-neering
at the technical college for design, technology and economics
in Pforzheim, diploma thesis about quantitative methods. In
1992 he was awarded the German steel construction award in Berlin.
From 1991 to 1995 he worked as a scientific associate at the
Institute for girder-constructions and constructive design.
From 1997 to 1999 he was professional advisor at the chair for
building construction and design II. Since 1999 he is managing
director of the KOP Planning Society Ltd. Since 1998 he also
works as a freelancer for the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial
Engineering IAO at the Competence Center New Work, focusing
on concept development, technical consultation and construction-
and space management. |
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Oliver
Korn, M.A.
From 1994 to 2001 Oliver Korn studied business sciences at the
University of Hohenheim as well as English and German studies
at the University of Stuttgart and the University of Glasgow.
Master thesis about comprehension of texts. Since 2001 he works
as a freelancer for the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial
Engineering IAO, focusing on computer-based training, web-based
training and public relations. At the Fraunhofer Office Innovation
Center he is responsible for the public relations. Furthermore
he is editor and designer of the OIC_News. |
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Alexander
Rieck, Dipl.-Ing.
Alexander Rieck studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart.
Mr. Rieck received a grant for a one-year study at the Arizona
State University in Phoenix. Parallel to his academic education
he worked at several well reputed planning agencies. After he
completed his studies in 1997 he first worked as a freelancer
at the Competence Center Virtual Reality at the Fraunhofer Institute
for Industrial Engineering IAO. Since 1998 he works as a scientific
associate at the Fraunhofer IAO’s CC New Work. He is sub-project
manager at the joint project OFFICE 21® and project manager
at several consultation projects with partners from the industry
and the building trade. Moreover he manages the scientific projects
ViBaL (Virtual Site Management Platform) and the joint project
BAUEN 21 (BUILDING 21). |
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Klaus-Peter
Stiefel, Dipl.-Kfm.
Klaus-Peter Stiefel studied technical business economics at
the University of Stuttgart. After a short occupation at the
Siemens AG in Erlangen he changed his job. Now he works for
the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO, where
he focuses on the conception and the application of information-
and com-munication-technology. He manages the consultation center
information technology and consults several businesses with
respect to information technology. Klaus-Peter Stiefel is responsible
for the IT-management at the Fraunhofer Office Innovation Center.
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Stefan
Rief, Dipl.-Ing.
Stefan Rief studied architecture and town planning at the University
of Stuttgart. Since 2000 he works at the CC New Work, focusing
on office- and building-solutions, strategic Corporate Real
Estate Management and future-proof real estate concepts.
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Kai
Jürgens
Kai Jürgens studies information technology at the Stuttgart
University of Cooperative Education (Berufsakademie Stuttgart).
Since October 2001 he works as a scientific associate-in-training
at the Fraunhofer Office Innovation Center, focusing on computer
administration. |
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