Maximilian Welck is a research assistant at the University of Augsburg. His research investigates interactions between individuals and various digital innovations.

In particular, Welck concentrates on the consequences of the Bring-Your-Own phenomenon. That is, employees are increasingly willing to use own, private, digital solutions (e.g., software, hardware or digital services) for work, and the thus resulting overlap between the digital private and work life.

Welck also examines issues related to the Sharing - and Gig Economy. The focus here is on the competition between (A) the monetarization of private property, as well as of leisure time, (B) necessary recreation, and privacy, and (C) the private sector.

Maximilian Welck studied Business Administration with a focus on Management Information Systems and Finance at the WU Vienna (University of Economics and Business, Bachelor) and Business Administration with a focus on Finance and Management at the University of St Andrews in Scotland (Master). In addition, he gained practical experience at a DAX company in Munich and the New York City metropolitan area, as well as at a smaller medium-sized company where he continues to advise on strategic issues.

• Information and Management Journal (I&M)

• Business & Information Systems Engineering Journal (BISE) / Wirtschaftsinformatik (WI)

• International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS)
• European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS)
• Int. Tagung Wirtschaftsinformatik (WI)

Master-Level

• Master Thesis
  Supervision of master theses
• Information Systems Research, Seminar
  Supervision of seminar papers
• Advanced Management Information Systems, Seminar
  Supervision of seminar papers

Bachelor-Level

• Bachelorarbeiten
  Supervision of bachelor theses
• Electronic Commerce, Lecture
  Lecturer and person in charge of the lecture (as stand-in for Prof. Veit)
• Digital Government Management, Lecture
  Preparation and realization of the exercise, assistance in the preparation and realization of the lecture
• Information Systems and Business Modelling, Lecture
  Preparation and realization of the exercise
• Management Information Systems, Lecture
  Preparation and realization of the exercise
• Online User Behavior, Seminar
  Supervision of seminar papers
• IT Innovation Research, Seminar
  Supervision of seminar papers
• Digital Transformation Research, Seminar
  Supervision of seminar papers

• Qualitative Research Methods
  2 days, University of Goettingen
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Robert W. Gregory
  Summer 2020
• Workshop on Quantitative Methods
  0.5 days, University of Augsburg
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Chee-Wee Tan
  Winter 2019/20
• Mixed Methods Research
  3 days, Institute for Digitization Research, Augsburg
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Viswanath Venkatesh
  Winter 2019/20
• The Philosophy of the Human and Social Sciences 
  4 days, Copenhagen Business School, CBS, Denmark
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Hans Siggaard Jensen, Aarhus University
  Summer 2019
• Structural Equation Modeling Bootcamp
  3 days, University of Paderborn
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Andreas Eggert
  Winter 2018/19
• Doctoral Consortium, 39th International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS)
  3.5 days, San Francisco, CA, USA
  Mentor: Prof. Dr. Wynne Chin, and Prof. Dr. Sunil Wattal
  Winter 2018/19
• Doctoral Consortium, European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS)
  2 days, Portsmouth, UK
  Mentor: Prof. Dr. Izak Benbasat, and Prof. Dr. Hanna Krasnova
  Summer 2018
• Seminal Readings on Individuals and Information Systems
  7 days, University of Augsburg
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Jason Thatcher
  Summer 2018
• Consumer Behavior Research
  2 days, University of Augsburg
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Martin Mende, Prof. Dr. Maura Scott
  Summer 2018
• Seminal Readings in MIS
  5 days, University of Augsburg
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Saonee Sarker
  Winter 2015/16
• Angewandte Ökonometrie
  2 days, University of Augsburg
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Adalbert F.X. Wilhelm
  Winter 2015/16
• Systematize your Literature Review, it's a Piece of Cake (and other useful and innovative approaches for analyzing research literature)
  0.5 days, University of Münster
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Frantz Rowe et al.,
  ECIS 2015 Pre-Workshop
  Summer 2015
• 7th Danish-German Midsummer Colloquium
  3 days, Department of IT Management, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
  Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Niels Bjørn-Andersen, Prof. Dr. Sven Carlsson, Prof. Dr. Jonas Hedman, Prof. Dr. Suprateek Sarker, Prof. Dr. Daniel Schlagwein; Prof. Dr. Daniel Veit
  Summer 2015

• University-Teaching Certificate of the Bavarian Universities
  • 4 two-days courses
  • 8 one-day courses
• Focus: Inclusive-University-Teaching
  • 3 one-day courses
• Focus: Gender and Diversity competence in Teaching and Research
  • 2 one-day courses

• Association for Information Systems (AIS)

• Institute for Digitization Research e.V.