Emanuel Stoeckli is a Visiting Researcher at Stanford University at the Center for Design Research (CDR) as well as a Research Associate at University of St.Gallen at the Institute of Information Management (IWI-HSG). He holds a M.Sc. in Informatics from the University of Zurich (UZH), partially conducted at Uppsala University.
His research is conducted in collaboration with Allianz in Germany and investigates the impact of digitalization on the nature of work with a focus on the exchange of performance feedback through social software (e.g., dedicated feedback apps and enterprise messengers such as Slack and Microsoft Teams).
His research has been published in academic journals such as the Electronic Markets Journal as well as in conference proceedings in the fields of information systems (e.g., AMCIS, ACIS, ECIS, HICSS, MKWI, WI) and computer science (e.g., IEEE/ACM UCC).
M.Sc. in Informatics, 2015
University of Zurich, Switzerland
Exchange Semester, 2014
Uppsala University, Sweden
B.Sc in Informatics, 2011
University of Zurich, Switzerland
Goal: Understanding the characteristics of novel IT innovations in the insurance industry (i.e., InsurTech and FinTech) and their implications on firm level and industry level.
Goal: Understanding the roles and value of social software in facilitating the exchange of performance feedback within enterprises.
Goal: Understanding the value of different design methods (e.g., Design Thinking, Design Science Research) for practice and theory (e.g., prescriptive knowledge).
Assistant and Coach
As a Research Associate I’m assisting Professor Walter Brenner and Professor Falk Uebernickel in the following courses at University of St.Gallen:
Specifically, over three years I coached Master’s level student teams working 9 months on Design Thinking challenges of industry partners: