Benjamin Paul
Researcher, bidt
Benjamin Paul is a Researcher at the bidt. There, he is conducting research as part of the project ‘Governing Digital Transformation in Public-Sector Organisations’. Since July 2026, he has been an associate researcher and PhD candidate at the Institute for Digital Management and New Media (DMM). During his Bachelor’s degree in Economics and his Master’s degree in Business Administration at Justus Liebig University Giessen, he specialised in strategic management, organisational theory, data science and AI. His research focuses on the analysis and design of socio-technical systems at the interface between organisation, technology, data and human behaviour.
Three new bidt projects are bolstering research into the economy, the labour market and digital transformation
With three new research projects, the bidt is strengthening its Economy and Labour research area. The projects focus on AI in organisations, the digital labour market, and the transformation of public-sector organisations.
Governing Digital Transformation in Public-Sector Organisations (DiTraPO)
The project explores how public-sector organisations can successfully manage digital transformation. It develops context-sensitive governance approaches tailored to their legal, institutional and organisational conditions.