The control circuit
The Steering Committee is responsible for the operational management and organisation of the SICP in accordance with the defined objectives, strategy and thematic areas, as well as its tasks.
The Steering Committee consists of ten voting members. Of these, five are appointed by Paderborn University and five by the other members of the SICP.
The Steering Committee elects a spokesperson and a deputy spokesperson from among its members for a term of two years.
The spokesperson and deputy spokesperson act as the SICP’s representatives in dealings with external parties.
Members
Prof. Dr Daniel Beverungen, Paderborn University | SI-Lab (Chair)
Hanna Rammig, Scenario Management International AG (Deputy Chair)
Prof. Dr René Fahr, Paderborn University | SI-Lab
Dr Jan Hendrik Hausmann, S&N Group AG
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Henning Meschede, Paderborn University | SI-Lab
Prof. Dr Stefan Sauer, Paderborn University | SI-Lab
Dr Jan Stefan Michels, Weidmüller Interface GmbH & Co. KG
Carola Schwarzenberg, achelos GmbH
Prof. Dr Heike Trautmann, Paderborn University | SI-Lab
Jörg Wehling, Atos Secure Digital GmbH
Responsibilities of the steering group
Strategy development
The steering committee draws up the SICP’s strategy and areas of focus and submits them to the general meeting for approval.
Workshop set-up
The Steering Committee decides on the establishment of SICP working groups comprising members from across the organisation. Upon a decision by the Steering Committee, these working groups may also be opened up to non-members.
Determination of contributions
It decides on the amount and structure of the basic membership fee for members. It submits these membership fee regulations to the general meeting for information.
Reporting
The Steering Committee reports to the General Meeting and the Advisory Board of the SICP.
Notification of decisions
Resolutions and recommendations of the steering group are submitted to the Executive Board of the Software Innovation Lab at Paderborn University for information.