Andreas Hartmann

Prof. Dr. Andreas Hartmann is a Professor of Applied Computer Science at HTWK Leipzig, specializing in distributed applications and their security. Since 2021, he has been a key faculty member in the Faculty of Digital Transformation, where he also serves as the Chairman of the Audit Committee. His role involves teaching, research, and administrative leadership in digital transformation initiatives.

Education & Career Path:

• 2021-Present: Professor of Applied Computer Science (Distributed Applications & Security), HTWK Leipzig
• 2015-2021: Professor of Software Engineering, HfT Leipzig
• 2014-2015: Head of IT Strategy & Controlling, Federal Ministry of Transport & Digital Infrastructure
• 2010-2014: Head of Information & Communication Services, FSU Jena
• 2005-2010: Team Leader CIO Group, FSU Jena

Research Focus:

His research spans Enterprise Architecture, IT governance, and digital transformation in higher education. He is particularly involved in developing frameworks for cloud infrastructures and advancing IT security standards like BSI Grundschutz and Zero Trust models. His work integrates theoretical research with practical applications in university settings.

Publications & Impact:

Recent publications (2025-2018) emphasize digital university transformation, enterprise architecture management in academia, and secure cloud solutions. His collaborative works on integrating IT service management with enterprise architecture (TOGAF) highlight his role in shaping institutional IT strategies. Studies on measuring digitalization in higher education further underscore his commitment to evidence-based digital transformation.

Professional Memberships:

• The Open Group: IT4IT™ Core Standard, TOGAF®
• UCISA & EUNIS: Enterprise Architecture Special Interest Group
• CIO Association Germany: Spokesperson for Enterprise Architecture Management
• ZKI: Working groups on IT Service Management & Campus Management

Teaching & Labs:

He teaches courses including Distributed Applications, IT Architectures and Modeling, and Cloud Computing and Virtualization. While no specific lab details are provided, his affiliation with the Faculty of Digital Transformation suggests involvement in collaborative projects related to digital infrastructure and educational technology.