Alice Schuster

- Technical lead for the conception and implementation of a PoC in the field of automated document & text analysis (in Python) - Technical lead for the conception and implementation of a PoC for the analysis of paper-based customer surveys (in Python) - Strategic consulting on various analytics topics during the development of a mobility application - Project collaboration in the development of an IoT predictive maintenance solution for lifts: conducting data quality checks in SQL and modelling data flows

- Selecting target groups and analyzing campaign effectiveness in cooperation with all relevant departments - Preparing and conducting presentations to professional and managerial staff - Developing advanced analytics models to predict customer purchase behavior - Elaborating an overall data strategy for the company

- Creating reports for sales and bank management - Performing data warehouse (DWH) analyses for the management board, core departments and branch offices - Preparing and conducting trainings for managerial staff to introduce the business intelligence tool Infor ION BI

- Developing software for the automatic import of semi-structured portfolio data into a consistent database - Analyzing and evaluating business-related information for operative and strategic decisions - Contact person for national and international business partners regarding scoring models and portfolios

Main research areas: requirements engineering and business process reengineering - Researching and analyzing literature - Assisting in writing scientific reports and publications - Developing a requirements management application in Java

Publication: Alice K. Wacker, Marlen C. Jurisch, Jun Jin, Petra Wolf, Helmut Krcmar: Identifying Main User Groups for Green IS – An Empirical Study of Electric Vehicles in China, Thirty Fifth International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS), Auckland, New Zealand

Final grade: 1.3 (top 10%); thesis: E-Mobility Beyond 2020 – An Empirical Study of Future Electric Vehicle Users in Asia

Final grade: 1.9; thesis: Analysis and Design of an Approach for Cycle-Management in Requirements Engineering of Hybrid Products