- Development of learning software based on ordinal (non-arithmetic), PARETO-optimized sequence algorithms.
- ordinal algorithms
- Active process flows for the core area of medical activities in hospitals, which are controlled via process-organizational time management. They eliminate the usual inadequate utilization rates (NASH balances) of its resources and generate full utilization of personnel and equipment capacities. In the operative and conservative disciplines, maximum efficiency is generated as a counterpart to medical efficiency from admission to discharge of the patient through time-dense organization. The digital control of time organization is based on networking (medicine + care), virtualization (emulation of medical activities) and automation (schematic activities) - bringing elements of industry 4.0 to the hospital. (FRAECERMED, Sep. 2017) - The company owns seven notarized copyrights in the mathematical field of “ordinal algorithms”. -
Cooperation: Institute for Information Systems, University of Jena/University Hospital Jena.
