Prof. Martin Kaloudis, PhD

Akademischer Werdegang

• 2020 – 2024 Promotion in Business and Economics, Thesis: „Europe’s future – a model for assessing and increasing digital sovereignty” (Mendel University in Brno)
• 1991 – 1997 Diplom in Wirtschaftsmathematik mit den Schwerpunkten Operations research, Stochastik und Industriebetriebslehre  
  Diplomarbeit: „Zur Ruinwahrscheinlichkeit eines privaten Krankenversicherungsunternehmens im Geltungsbereich des deutschen Versicherungsrechts“ (Philipps Universität Marburg) 

Verantwortliche Tätigkeiten außerhalb der Lehre

• 2024 – heute Professor AKAD University, Stuttgart 
• 2023 – heute Bereichsvorstand, Bechtle AG, Neckarsulm   
• 2019 – 2023 Geschäftsführer, BWI GmbH, Bonn  
• 1999 – 2019 Verschiedene Positionen, Deutsche Bahn AG, Berlin  
• 1998 – 1999 Berater/Abteilung Bildung, TRIA AG, München

Publikationen

• 2024 International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications, Vol 15, Issue 9: ‘Evolving Software Architectures: From Monolithic Systems to Resilient Microservices – Best Practices, Challenges and Future Trends’, 10.14569/ijacsa.2024.0150901  
• 2024 Monograph, Dissertation: ‘Europe’s future – a model for assessing and increasing digital sovereignty’, ISBN-13- 978-3-73697-980-2 
• 2024 National Security in the Digital and Information Age: ‘Digital Sovereignty as a Weapon of Diplomacy in Cyber Warfare in Democracies’, 10.5772/intechopen.1005231  
• 2023 Behördenspiegel: ’Virtual reality and artificial intelligence in education‘, ISSN 1437-8337  
• 2023 Conference ICOM: ’Managing Digital Sovereignty: The Importance of Control and Ownership in the Digital Age using the examples of Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany’, 10.17512/CUT/9788371939563/23 
• 2023 Conference ICOM: ‘Walk the talk? - the involvement of Sovereign Wealth Funds in reputational risk scandal cases’ (Co-author), 10.17512/CUT/9788371939563/27  
• 2022 Conference ECOS: ’From quality to quantity: how can digital sovereignty be parsed into measurable components?’, ISBN 978-80-7509-826-9  
• 2022 Handelsblatt Journal: ’Artificial intelligence for the Bundeswehr’, ISSN 0017-7296  
• 2022 Politik & Kommunikation: ’A virus accelerates digitalisation’, ISSN 1610-5060  
• 2022 tagesspiegel background: ’Pressing 'Snooze' is no longer an option’, ’How IT innovations contribute to Germany's security’ and others, ISSN 1865-2263  
• 2022 eGovernment Computing: ’Sovereign, but not isolated’, ISSN 1860-2584  
• 2022 European Journal of Business Science and Technology: ’From quality to quantity: how can digital sovereignty be parsed into measurable components?’, 10.11118/ejobsat.2022.011 
• 2021 New Global Studies: ’Sovereignty in the digital age – how can we measure digital sovereignty’, 10.1515/ngs-2021-0015 (De Gruyter)  
• 2021 History Compass: ’Digital sovereignty – European Union's action plan needs a common understanding to succeed’, 10.1111/hic3.12698 (Wiley)  
• 2021 Conference PEFnet: ’Sovereignty in the digital age – how can we measure digital sovereignty and support the EU’s action plan?’, ISBN 978-80-7509-811-5