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Auflistung nach Autor:in "Legat, Christoph"

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  • Konferenzbeitrag
    Reasoning about Causal Effects of Regulation and Legislation on Interconnected Markets
    (INFORMATIK 2023 - Designing Futures: Zukünfte gestalten, 2023) Legat, Christoph; Seebacher, Uwe; Brunner, Dominik
    Regulatory interventions have far-reaching implications beyond the directly affected market, creating dependencies and interconnections among various markets. Understanding the causal effects and dependencies between different markets arising from regulatory actions is crucial for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers. This paper presents a novel causal effect model specifically designed to reason about the impact of regulation and legislation, with a specific focus on the dependencies between different markets beyond the one directly affected by regulation. The proposed model provides a comprehensive framework for analyzing the consequences of regulatory interventions across interconnected markets. By employing advanced causal inference techniques, the model enables the identification and quantification of the causal effects that emerge between markets due to regulatory actions.
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    Towards a Standardization Ecosystem for Industry 4.0
    (INFORMATIK 2023 - Designing Futures: Zukünfte gestalten, 2023) Legat, Christoph; Böll, Marvin
    The proliferation of standards, norms and specifications across different industries poses a significant challenge to organizations trying to navigate this complex landscape. This paper addresses this challenge by identifying and discussing selected characteristics that facilitate the distinction of different publication formats such as specifications, norms, and standards. It also examines the inherent characteristics of their development process, including consensus mechanisms, levels of influence and accessibility. In addition, inherent characteristics of the development process for standards, norms and specifications is discussed. The level of consensus is identified as a critical factor, as it reflects the degree of agreement among stakeholders during the development phase. The degree of influence exerted by different organizations or bodies is examined, shedding light on the authority and influence of different publications and organizations. Accessibility is identified as another important characteristic. The study of these characteristics is a first step towards a holistic navigation mechanism for users, experts, and organizations to gain a better understanding of the diverse landscape of standards, norms, and specifications, thus enabling informed decision-making on which publications to follow, which to prioritize, and where to bring in ideas and challenges to be addressed in the context of open innovation. In addition, the results can provide guidance to standards bodies on recent shortcomings in their offerings and limitations in current models of collaboration with other standardization and research institutions.