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Welcome to the Institute!

Our research focuses on all aspects of Business Analytics with a focus on methods from the area of prescriptive analytics/operations research.

Institut of Business Analytics and Technology Transformation

Address

Johannes Kepler Universität Linz
Altenberger Straße 69
4040 Linz

Location

House of Schools 1
2nd Floor

Office Hours (Secretary)

Mo-Thu: 08.00 AM - 01.00 PM

Telephone

+43 732 2468 5601

News & Events

News 16.09.2024

M. Sinnl (BATT) @ OR 2024

M. Sinnl attended the International Conference on Operations Research 2024: Data, Learning, and Optimization in Munich and gave a talk on “On solving submodular interdiction games via branch-and-cut”.

News 15.07.2024

J. Boeckmann (BATT) winner of the EURO Prize for the Common Good 2024

Jan Boeckmann from the Institute for Business Analytics and Technology Transformation together with his former PhD supervisor Clemens Thielen from TU Munich won the EURO Prize for the Common Good at this year’s EURO conference in Kopenhagen. The prize was awarded for their project on utilizing optimization algorithms to compute precautionary concepts for pluvial flash floods.

Gewinner
News 10.07.2024

New publication by M. Sinnl (BATT) in Computers & Operations Research (VHB B)

The paper "Benders decomposition algorithms for minimizing the spread of harmful contagions in networks" by Markus Sinnl (Institut für Business Analytics und Technology Transformation), N. Aras (Boğaziçi University, İstanbul), E. Güney (MEF University) und K. Taninmis (Koç University, İstanbul) appears in Computers & Operations Research (VHB B).

COR
News 30.05.2024

M. Sinnl (BATT) @ ISCO 2024

M. Sinnl attended the International Symposium on Combinatorial Optimisation 2024 in Tenerife and gave a talk on "Solving the measure-based spread minimisation problem via Benders decomposition".

„Analytics for a better world“
Markus Sinnl
Head of Institute
Sinnl