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Attendance at the AOM in Philadelphia
The 86th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (AOM) took place in Philadelphia from July 31 to August 4, 2026. The conference is one of the largest and most significant academic conferences in the field of management and organizational research worldwide and brought together researchers from around the globe to discuss current developments, challenges, and future prospects in management and organizational research. The Business Informatics department was represented at the conference with a variety of academic presentations.
The following papers were presented by researchers from the department:
Paper Presentations:
- Adrian Schadl, Mahei Manhai Li, Andreas Janson, David Sonnabend & Björn Schäfer (2026): Unblackboxing AI Business Value: Application-Level AI Capacity Building. AOM Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, USA, https://doi.org/10.5465/AMPROC.2026.15246
- Eileen Feind & Jan Marco Leimeister (2026): Has AI Reviewed This? A State-of-the-Art of Integrating GenAI in the Review Process. AOM Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, USA, https://doi.org/10.5465/AMPROC.2026.16280
- Franziska Anna Roeckel, Benjamin van Giffen, Andreas Janson, and Jennifer Hehn (2026): Key Elements in Strategically Formulated Design Challenges for Value-Creating AI Innovation, https://doi.org/10.5465/AMPROC.2026.10037
Professional Development Workshops (PDW):
- Andreas Janson, Antonia Tolzin, Sofia Schöbel, Abinaya Fernando (2026): Learning How to Manage AI: Incorporating Generative AI into Management Learning and Education
- Benjamin van Giffen, Martin Boeckle, Jennifer Hehn, Andreas Janson (2026): Learning by Design: Rethinking Management Education for the Age of Agentic AI.
Poster Presentation:
- Franziska Roeckel, Benjamin van Giffen, Andreas Janson, Jennifer Hehn (2026), “Design Challenge as Boundary Object: How Wording Shapes Ambition and Scope in AI Innovation.”
In addition to the academic presentations, the AOM Annual Meeting offered a diverse supporting program consisting of plenary sessions, symposia, professional development workshops, and networking events. Participation enabled members of the research group to present current research findings, gain new perspectives, and further expand professional exchange and international networking with researchers from the global management and organizational community.