Dr. Stefan Heng, was conferred the Doctorate by the University of Mannheim for a thesis on economic impact of road traffic in Germany. He has 18 years of professional experience undertaking various positions as a Senior Economist at Deutsche Bank Research, Member in a Research Group of Deutsche Forschuhgsgemeinschaft, and as a Teaching Assistant for Macro and Micro economics as the University of Mannheim. Currently he is working as a Senior Economist at the Deutsche Bank Research.

Dr. Heng is the author of several studies and essays. Amongst others he is affiliated as referee to the International Telecommunications Society (ITS), and as Young Leader to the Atlantic Bridge association. Soccer, skiing, jogging, track and field athletics are his favourite hobbies.

Publications/ Books/ Papers
He has many articles and reports on his credit.

Articles Contributed

	Green IT: IT is not green and never ever will be!
	Time and again, talk of green IT is dismissed as hype. This view is due to the fact that the term may easily be misinterpreted. However, regardless of these squabbles, the topics green IT actually addresses are so relevant for society that action has to be taken not only by those in charge of IT, but even more so by company strategists and government decision makers.

	Technology and Work-The 21st Century and its Challenges
	In today's information society, the internet is the most important technology and the driving force of societal and economic transformation. In sectors using information and communications technology (ICT) as the platform for innovation, the meaning of the term "work" is undergoing fundamental change.