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Journal = "Band-1",
Title= "Towards an Understanding of Data’s Influence on Leadership",
Author= "Maren Gierlich, Thomas Hess",
Doi= "https://doi.org/10.30844/wi_2020_q3-gierlich",
Abstract= "In an increasingly digital world, companies collect a growing amount of data on their customers, processes and employees. While many contributions focus on the integration of data in new business models and processes, little attention is paid to the use of new insights for leadership. Therefore, we investigate the influence of employees’ data on the leadership functions of “interpersonal”, “information processing” and “decision-making”. We apply a qualitative, explorative research approach and conduct two case studies with companies, one being advanced in the use of data for leadership and the other just starting its transformation process. Combining the insights from both case studies with previous findings from literature, we provide three propositions on how employees’ data affect the different facets of leadership.
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Keywords= "Digital Transformation, Leadership, Data-driven Management, HRIS, Qualitative Case Studies.",
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Maren Gierlich, Thomas Hess: Towards an Understanding of Data’s Influence on Leadership. Online: https://doi.org/10.30844/wi_2020_q3-gierlich (Abgerufen 23.11.24)
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Abstract
In an increasingly digital world, companies collect a growing amount of data on their customers, processes and employees. While many contributions focus on the integration of data in new business models and processes, little attention is paid to the use of new insights for leadership. Therefore, we investigate the influence of employees’ data on the leadership functions of “interpersonal”, “information processing” and “decision-making”. We apply a qualitative, explorative research approach and conduct two case studies with companies, one being advanced in the use of data for leadership and the other just starting its transformation process. Combining the insights from both case studies with previous findings from literature, we provide three propositions on how employees’ data affect the different facets of leadership.
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Digital Transformation, Leadership, Data-driven Management, HRIS, Qualitative Case Studies.
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