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Prof. Djeffal über die sozio-technische Gestaltung von Algorithmen

Im Rahmen des europäischen Verwaltungskongresses hielt Prof. Djeffal am 20.09.2021 einen Vortrag zu dem Thema „Brauchen Algorithmen Führung? Sozio-technische Gestaltung durch Organisation und Prozess“. Der Kongress fand digital unter der Überschrift „Verwaltung post?! Corona: noch mehr Veränderungen wagen“ statt. Weitere Informationen sind unter www.verwaltungskongress-bremen.de verfügbar.

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