SAIL is committed to supporting students through research projects together with companies. The range of topics has been broad, please find below the list of the most recent thesis supervised:

2020: Managing Disease Diagnoses with Structured and Unstructured Clinical Data by Leopold Franz

2020: Augmented foresight: Leveraging artificial intelligence in human strategic decision-making by Minh-Kha Nguyen

2019: Improving Human-AI complementarity for strategic decision making guided by digital platforms by Karina Lucchesi

2018: Building Competitive Intelligence Using Social Media Analytics – A Comparison of the Banking and Fintech Industry in Switzerland by Alfred Pucher

2018: When Corporate Agile Meets Open Source: Contrasting Knowledge Integration and Documentation Practices Data by Apurva Maduskar

2018: AI: How well structured data empowers business to benefit from machine learning by Martin Buttenschön

2017: Open Source Strategy for Swiss Telecommunication infrastructure industry: Impact on strategic resources by Matthias Stenske

2017: The Impact of an Open Source Hardware Strategy for 5G Technology to the Telecom Industry and a major Swiss Telecommunications Provider by Mikko Leimio

2016: To What Extent Are Service Providers Currently Employing “Bring your own Identity” (BYOID) Functionalities? Can Swisscom AG Become a Player in the Identity Landscape? Assessment of the Potential of an Identity Broker Service. by Manuel S. Maisch

2016: Competing with giants: Artificial Intelligence as a threat or an opportunity for the swiss TIME industry? by Matteo Frondoni

2016: Start-up acquisitions in the open source software space: What is the effect on community dynamics ? by David Roegiers

2016: Online learning of user preferences with applications for online marketplaces by Christoph Hirnschall