Dr.-Ing. Alanus von Radecki

Dr.-Ing. Alanus von Radecki has a diverse work experience in the field of urban innovation and smart cities. Dr.-Ing. Alanus currently serves as the CEO of Daten-Kompetenzzentrum Städte und Regionen - DKSR, where they aim to enable sustainable and thriving cities by helping them harness the potential of urban data. Dr.-Ing. Alanus is also a Vorstandsmitglied nationale Gaia-X Domäne Smart Cities / Smart Regions at Gaia-X Hub Germany, focusing on the development of smart cities.

Previously, Dr.-Ing. von Radecki worked as a UIA Expert - BRISE Vienna at UIA (Urban Innovative Actions), where they contributed to the development of a modern ICT solution based on Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality to improve the construction planning process. Dr.-Ing. Alanus also served as the CIO at BABLE, a platform that promotes the exchange of information and the implementation of smart and sustainable solutions in cities.

Dr.-Ing. von Radecki has a long association with Fraunhofer IAO, where they held various roles including Head of Competence Team Urban Governance Innovation. Dr.-Ing. Alanus was responsible for shaping future-proof cities by linking technological innovation, urban development, and social and ecological aspects. Additionally, they worked as a Lead Expert - Smart Impact at URBACT, focusing on the structures and processes needed for successful smart city planning.

Prior to their work in the field of urban innovation, Dr.-Ing. von Radecki served as a Wissensmanager at Lexware, where they gained experience in knowledge management.

Overall, Dr.-Ing. Alanus von Radecki's work experience demonstrates their expertise and dedication to the development of sustainable and smart cities through the use of technology and data.

Dr.-Ing. Alanus von Radecki pursued their education in a chronological manner. Dr.-Ing. Alanus began their academic journey at The University of Freiburg from 2001 to 2006, where they earned their MA in Sociology. Following this, they attended The University of Freiburg again, from 2009 to 2011, to obtain their M.Sc. degree in Environmental Governance. Finally, they pursued their doctoral studies at the University of Stuttgart from 2014 to 2019, culminating in the award of a Dr.-Ing. degree in Technology Management.