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HNU stu­dents de­velop a per­form­ance man­age­ment sys­tem for Robert Bosch GmbH

26.06.2024, Study :

What could a performance management system for the new Electrified Motion division of Robert Bosch GmbH look like? Students at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences (HNU) specializing in International Management Leadership addressed this question. Under the direction of Prof. Dr. Julia Künkele, they developed innovative solutions as part of a practical project with the company.

In four interdisciplinary teams from the Business Psychology and Business Studies degree programs, 20 Bachelor students and international exchange students developed proposed solutions for the Electrified Motion division of Robert Bosch GmbH during the summer semester of 2024. On April 12, 2024, the project kick-off workshop took place at the company's site in Schwieberdingen near Stuttgart. The students were given an on-site introduction to Robert Bosch GmbH and the Electrified Motion division, to which Bosch's electrified drive technology will be assigned in the future. The students first learned about the product portfolio and then received an introduction to the four project assignments they would be working on during the semester.

Over the course of the semester, the students carried out research, created benchmarks, conducted expert interviews and developed concepts and proposed solutions in consultation with the company's project supervisors.

The four project teams presented their results on June 21, 2024. The students had developed a variety of innovative solutions that covered the areas of KPI management, strategy alignment, feedback and performance assessments as well as the use of AI.

The practical project work was enriching for the students and gave them the opportunity to apply their knowledge from their studies to real-life issues.

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20 HNU students of business psychology and business administration developed solution proposals for the Electrified Motion division of Robert Bosch GmbH during the summer semester 2024 under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Julia Künkele.