Projects with Companies

With more than 65,500 employees in nine countries, over 4,966 stores, nine logistics centres and our headquarters in Burgwedel, we are one of Europe's leading drugstores. Despite its size, ROSSMANN has remained a true family business with a unique team spirit and a culture of mutual appreciation and support. It is our employees, with their individual strengths and personalities, who have made our brand what it is since 1972.

As part of this university project, students are working on the optimisation and standardisation of business processes. The aim is to develop a comprehensive concept for the systematic recording of core processes.

The concept includes the creation of a detailed manual and clearly defined steps for the preparation and follow-up of process recording to ensure high quality and efficiency in the recording work. An essential component is the integration of relevant key performance indicators (KPIs) directly into the process modelling to enable performance measurement.

In addition, the students develop monitoring mechanisms to ensure complete coverage of the processes and the assignment of KPIs. In addition, criteria for prioritising process documentation are developed to enable efficient planning and implementation of process workshops. This project lays the foundation for greater process transparency, improved measurability and strategic process control.

Hannover Re – more than 4,000 employees at locations around the world. Our strength? Connecting Power: we rely on each other. As a reinsurer, we protect our clients in the event of a claim. This requires tailor-made, innovative solutions. Solutions that were suitable yesterday may be outdated tomorrow. We challenge ourselves and continuously optimise our services, advice and products. All this makes us one of the leading and most profitable reinsurance groups in the world and a reliable employer.

Hannover Re is one of the world's leading reinsurers, and life reinsurance plays a central role in this. The term of the contracts for transferring risks from an insurance company to our reinsurance company is very long and requires mathematics expertise: cash flows must be modelled, assumptions made and important key figures for accounting derived from this. In this project, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of international accounting and gain a practical understanding of how we work as a global group with different accounting standards in the life reinsurance business.

HERO Software is the perfect place for ambitious individuals who not only want to execute, but also actively shape and create something of value. If you want to pursue a career with the fastest-growing tech scale-up in the skilled trades sector, you've come to the right place. Every day, we do our best to provide our customers with intuitive software that they can use to manage their projects, plan resources, create documents or win new customers – and thanks to cloud technology, they can do so from anywhere. What you can expect here: exciting tasks, an open and appreciative corporate culture and lots of fun.

Imagine this: you place Google ads in your competitor's name and want to know if, how well and why this works (or doesn't work). If you're lucky, there are already reports for this. But you have to know where to find them, and you might be unlucky and find that the answers you're looking for aren't included.

Now imagine this: you simply ask your clever AI assistant – and not only do you get the answers, but also an interpretation of the figures. It accesses the data from the reports and performs its own queries based on the underlying data models.

This is the future of data. Shape it with us.

The State Working Group in Lower Saxony for Quality Assurance in Medical Care (LAGN QSmV) is an association of the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians in Lower Saxony (KVN), the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Dentists in Lower Saxony (KZVN), the Hospital Association and the associations of health insurance funds and substitute health insurance funds at state level.  As the central institution for data-based, cross-sector quality assurance in medical care, we monitor and promote the quality of care in Lower Saxony.

Our work is based on the DeQS guideline of the Joint Federal Committee. Our remit includes, among other things, the acceptance of data, the evaluation of assessment results taking into account the opinions of the service providers concerned, and the monitoring of quality-promoting and, if necessary, sanctioning measures. We are supported in the interpretation of the results and the differentiated assessment of each individual case by a specialist commission, a committee of relevant experts. Based on their recommendations, we initiate measures that serve to ensure and further develop the quality of care. The quality of medical care in Lower Saxony is our top priority – evidence-based and in continuous dialogue with all stakeholders.

The aim of the project is to develop and implement a concept that presents the complex data and results of cross-sector quality assurance in medical care in a way that is understandable to the public. The most suitable communication channels for reaching a broad audience will be determined jointly. The multidisciplinary project team will present the work of data-supported external quality assurance in an understandable way and communicate the results that are relevant to the public.

The project has two main focuses of study: firstly, communicating the basics and, secondly, preparing and visualising data. The focus is on the following key questions: Which results and processes are particularly relevant to the public? How can these be presented in an understandable and clear way?

The aim is to produce a series of practical articles for public relations work that are understandable to laypeople, which both convey the basics of quality assurance and present the results of the statement procedures carried out in Lower Saxony in a way that is understandable and appealing to the public. The comprehensibility of the articles can be checked using a questionnaire.