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Die Leitfrage der Bachelorarbeit lautet: „Wie reagieren Zulieferer von Verbrennungs-motorkomponenten auf die Veränderung der Automobilbranche durch den Trend der Elektrifizierung von Fahrzeugen?“. Aus dieser Leitfrage ergeben sich die folgenden Key Research Questions: „Was ist die Veränderung der Automobilbranche durch den Trend der Elektrifizierung von Fahrzeugen?“, „Wer sind die Zulieferer von Verbrennungsmotor-komponenten?“ und „Wie sind die untersuchten Unternehmen hinsichtlich externem Handlungsbedarf, internem Handlungsbedarf und Richtungsänderung zu bewerten?“. Durch die Beantwortung der Leitfrage und der Key Research Questions werden Beratungspotentiale identifiziert. Außerdem werden Zulieferer von Verbrennungsmotoren identifiziert, deren strategische Reaktion bereits Erfolg zeigt. Diese können bei einer Beratung als Benchmark dienen.
Online Controlled Experiment at Euranka Sàrl: Improvement of a/b testing by increasing sensitivity
(2020)
Web-facing companies and online businesses generate more revenue than before, and the internet is growing exponentially. Conversion rate optimization has become a hot topic among online marketers and online businesses. Giant data-driven companies like Google, Microsoft, or Bing are pioneers in this field and use their big data to optimize their websites and services with online controlled experiments, but still, facing pitfalls. For companies with smaller user numbers, running experiments with reliable and conclusive results is even a greater challenge. As it is a critical success factor for online businesses, the thesis deals with ways to improve online experimentation for companies with smaller user numbers by increasing the sensitivity of experiments based on information provided in whitepapers and conference findings of pioneers in the field. These methods and guidelines are applied to a practical case at Euranka Sàrl, an online affiliate marketer based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Common problems that urbanized areas have to face are an increase in accidents, air and noise pollution, traffic jams, lower road security and reduced available space. The increased amount of carbon emissions (CO2) is creating severe consequences that can be observed in climate change. Smart Mobility can help to put under control and lower the CO2 emissions derived from the transport sector. Thus, the paper investigates the benefits and challenges of Smart Mobility. Then, through a confrontation of two benchmark areas which are successfully adopting Smart Mobility techniques, and the utilization of SWOT and data analysis, it shows that Smart Mobility can effectively lower CO2 emissions from transport. Ultimately, the NEXT-Future Transportation project is proposed as an innovative solution that addresses most of the mobility challenges and incorporates the needs for future transportation.
Passivated electrode side walls by atomic layer deposition on flexible polyimide based samples
(2020)
The sustainability consciousness of the German population has been continuously increasing throughout the past years. After the financial crisis in 2008/9 the establishment of social banks has brought a new alternative to conventional banks: While conventional banks exclusively focus on financing profit-maximizing projects, social banks set a focus on the sustainability of their projects. As the number of German households owning one or more smartphones, a prerequisite for using mobile banking options, has also increased over the past years, these developments made it possible for social mobile banks to appear in the banking sector and offer an alternative to conventional banks. This bachelor thesis intends to capture the knowledge and acceptance of social mobile banking among students enrolled in German universities. Through an online survey, relevant data was collected and offers an insight into the topic. While social mobile banking is unknown to most of the participants, the acceptance of this way of banking, nevertheless, is moderate to high, with 62.6% of the participants showing a high acceptance level for social mobile banking.
Since its foundation in 1992, the English Premier League has been characterized by huge inflationary leaps in broadcasting rights fees and a steady increase in transfer expenditures of the twenty member clubs of the league.
By becoming a global brand with billions of people watching the live matches on TV, the Premier League has proven its status as the most successful sports league worldwide.
However, after analyzing the new broadcasting deal which will last until the year 2022 and the transfer fees spent during the last three seasons, the domestic TV market growth, as well as the increase in the average transfer fee spent by the Premier League clubs are very likely to reach their saturation level fairly soon.
While the new domestic TV deal results in less revenue for the clubs compared to the previous deal from 2016-2019, the value for the Premier League´s overseas broadcasting rights for 2019-2022 has risen by 35% given an increase in the number of games being sold for broadcast (Wigmore 2019).
In order words, the overseas broadcasting rights revenues will be the driving force in the future of the Premier League, as there is still a huge potential for the league to gain more money and therefore balance the loss from its saturated domestic TV market (Robinson und Clegg 2019).
Despite the good prospects of increasing international revenues, there is some criticism regarding the new business model. The new overseas-rights formula includes higher revenues for the Big Six of the Premier League, leading to an even greater injustice among the twenty member clubs.
It remains interesting to follow, if the Premier League will become an even stronger and more successful entity by the increase in international rights fees or if the increasing injustice will lead to a breakaway of the Big Six clubs from the poorer, smaller and less popular teams comparable to the situation in 1992, before the foundation of the Premier League.
Hygiene – it’s in your hands
(2020)
This Thesis is aimed at showing the extent to which the efficient functioning of a country’s financial system is important for the development of its economy. One of the main determinants of economic development is economic growth. The research focuses on the functions of the main actors of the financial system, and how these functions impact on the GDP which in turn impacts on economic growth.
Data from Books, Articles, and the Internet which show historical evidence of a positive correlation that exists between “the development and stability of a country’s financial system” and “the development of its economy” has been gathered to come up with an answer to this research question.
The German economy is used as a case study to establish this evidence. In the course of this research, data showing the development of the German financial markets and Banking sector from the period - pre and post 2008 financial crisis was gathered. As well, data showing the growth of its GDP through the same time span was gathered.
Following these data showing evidence of a positive correlation between the state of Germany’s Financial System and the state of its economy, it can be concluded that the efficient functioning of a country’s Financial System is to a greater extent, very important for the development of its Economy.