The d2b connects practice with science
In order to anchor data-based decisions and management processes in the company culture during the digital age, self-service analysis tools and cloud-based infrastructures are increasingly becoming necessary. The IoT and social networks make ever more data available in different data formats which require different system architectures and different software systems (big data).
Managing Director
Data-driven business lab
Affiliated with the Institute is a "Data-driven business lab" in which applications and pilot projects are implemented and prototypes created. In particular, initiatives are carried out on the cross-cutting topics of "Finance," "Aviation," "Social Media," "Law," and "Web 4.0" also while working together with businesses.
Operator
Institute for Data-Driven Business
c/o Faculty 3: Business and Law
Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences
Building 4, 2nd floor
Nibelungenplatz 1; 60318 Frankfurt am Main
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Profile and information of the institute
The Institute for Data-Driven Business is a research institution in the area of digital business of the Business and Law faculty. The responsibility of the Institute is to manage and promote application-oriented research and teaching in the areas "Processes and Integration", "Business Analytics", "Smart Data", and "Information Logistics". It is an interdisciplinary institution in which scientists perform research in different disciplines. So the Institute involves business information systems specialists, as well as colleagues from the areas Business Administration and Law, Finance/Banking, and Logistics. One focus are lies in the analysis and design of business administration applications, such as big data initiatives or "wearable device" solutions. The activities of the Institute also include the assessment and creation of business cases, analysis of their profitability, and certificates for the use of (mass) data. The Institute also performs empirical studies to determine the potential of new technologies, deploy them profitably, and develop attractive future markets. The goal of the applied research at the Institute is to implement business administration methods and technologies in practice, and to reflect on practical solutions from a theoretical perspective.