Florian Matthes is a distinguished Professor of Informatics at Technische Universität München, where he has held the chair for Software Engineering for Business Information Systems since 2002. His extensive expertise lies at the intersection of software engineering and business strategy, focusing on the development of...
Florian Matthes is a distinguished Professor of Informatics at Technische Universität München, where he has held the chair for Software Engineering for Business Information Systems since 2002. His extensive expertise lies at the intersection of software engineering and business strategy, focusing on the development of innovative service platforms and ecosystems that drive digital transformation in various industries. His current research endeavors delve into cutting-edge areas such as blockchain-based systems engineering, which aims to enhance transparency and security in data transactions, and the semantic analysis of legal texts, facilitating better compliance and understanding of complex regulations.
Matthes is also deeply engaged in privacy-preserving data management, addressing the growing concerns surrounding data privacy in an increasingly interconnected world. His work not only contributes to academic knowledge but also has practical implications for organizations seeking to leverage big data while safeguarding sensitive information. As a co-founder of CoreMedia AG and infoAsset AG, he has a strong entrepreneurial background that complements his academic pursuits, allowing him to bridge the gap between theory and practice effectively.
In addition to his research, Matthes is committed to advancing the field of software engineering through his involvement in various industry projects and collaborations. His skills in architecture management, IT management, and mobile applications, combined with his proficiency in algorithms and test-driven development, position him as a thought leader in the realm of software engineering. With a focus on continuous integration and service-oriented architectures, Matthes is shaping the future of business information systems, making significant contributions to both academia and industry. For more information on his work and projects, please visit his profile at [Technische Universität München](http://wwwmatthes.in.tum.de).
