by Maxine Linde, Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany. Many people try to manage their nutrition carefully. At home, ingredients can be weighed, recipes adjusted, and nutritional values calculated. In restaurants, however, this control disappears. Customers must make decisions without knowing exactly what a dish contains or how it fits into their dietary goals. This lack … Continue reading Balancing precision and usability: The managerial challenge of nutritional transparency platforms – The case of “PlateCheck”
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Utilizing Artificial intelligence for problems caused by it?
by Bailing Lin, Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany. Artificial intelligence is able to support technical problems if implemented responsibly. Every year millions of electronic wastes is thrown away, only a small fraction gets recycled and the newest and most modern technology is already on its way. With the rise of AI, even more high-performance computers … Continue reading Utilizing Artificial intelligence for problems caused by it?
Start-up Idea 2046
by Henrik Steenkamp, Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany. As a 20-year-old student, I often ask what work will look like in twenty years. With AI, that question feels more uncertain. I don’t think humans will “disappear” from work; a more realistic scenario is that AI becomes deeply embedded in many tasks and changes what jobs … Continue reading Start-up Idea 2046
Why Digital Business Requires a New Kind of Manager
by Carolin Thrän, Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany. Managers today are increasingly leading businesses that no longer resemble the organisational structures they were originally trained for. This shift requires managers to develop a new set of skills. Leuphana University addresses this by integrating the module Management and Entrepreneurship in the Digital Age into its curriculum, equipping students … Continue reading Why Digital Business Requires a New Kind of Manager
Generative AI vs. Adobe: Disruption or Smart Adaptation?
by Sophie Glaser, Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany. Generative AI has made creative work feel instant. You type a prompt, and within seconds you get an image draft, a few variations, or a quick edit that used to take real time and software skills. That shift is exciting, but it also puts pressure on companies … Continue reading Generative AI vs. Adobe: Disruption or Smart Adaptation?