Kyrill Meyer

Kyrill Meyer is a Professor for Smart Service Systems at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Director of the Institute for Digital Service Systems at the IFDT (Institute for Digital Technologies) in Leipzig, and Managing Director of GFDT (Society for Digital Technologies). He holds a Dr. rer. nat. from the University of Leipzig (2009) and a Graduate degree in Computer Science from the same institution (2003).

His research focuses on Smart Service Systems, Service Engineering, Innovation Management, and Business Information Systems. Meyer's work bridges theoretical service engineering with practical digital transformation applications, particularly in developing frameworks for smart service systems and analyzing social media data for business applications. His research demonstrates a strong connection between service engineering methodologies and emerging digital technologies.

His recent publications show a clear trend toward applying service engineering principles to artificial intelligence, social media analytics, and smart city applications. Meyer's work spans both theoretical frameworks for service engineering and practical implementations in healthcare, urban infrastructure, and business environments. His research often involves interdisciplinary collaborations across technical and business domains.

Meyer actively teaches Innovation Management at Mittweida University and has previously taught courses in Engineering IT-based services, Content Management, Service development, Media technology, Project management, and Software engineering. He supervises final and graduation theses regularly.

His research projects include PILEA (focusing on medical diagnosis support systems), BeDaLA (developing data competence concepts), LEUKO-Expert (AI-based diagnosis support), MABIB (fire protection planning systems), FOKUS:SE (Service Engineering research network), and LESSIE (Leipzig Smart Service Engineering Cooperation Network). These projects highlight his commitment to applying service engineering principles across diverse domains from healthcare to urban planning.