Behavioural Economics

Behavioural economics is an area of economics that deals with the study of human behaviour and decision-making. It is about how our emotions, prejudices and psychological traps influence our economic behaviour. In contrast to traditional economic theory, which assumes that people act rationally, behavioural economics looks at psychological factors that can influence people’s behaviour. By applying insights from behavioural economics, companies can make better decisions and improve their products and services.

Happymeter & Plantangle for Well Being

Our application radically changes the behaviour of individuals and teams. Automatically measure, predict and change behaviour through a unique fusion of behavioural science, artificial intelligence and social network analysis. This application tool has been researched for over 20 years and was developed by a lecturing professor at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) in Boston. They have been in use at well-known companies for several years and have successfully established themselves as AI and cloud-based solutions and are showing the desired results in companies. The topic of Well Being combined with occupational health management for employees has become an integral part of companies.

i-STARS shows you how you can boost performance, increase efficiency and better achieve your company’s goals and targets. It means optimising human and social capital as well as economic and operational resources. It promotes the well-being of employees (Well Being) enormously as well as emotional and mental health. i-STARS has entered into a partnership with this successful software provider with already well-known implementation projects in order to win further customers for it.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or MIT for short, is a renowned university in the USA that is known for its top achievements in the fields of technology, natural sciences and economics. It is no wonder that MIT also plays an important role in the field of behavioural economics. There are many bright minds working in this fascinating field of research and gaining innovative insights.

i-STARS works together with a professor in the field of Collective Intelligence (COIN) and jointly utilises the knowledge and technological edge to offer banks, insurance companies, health insurance companies and hospitals/clinics real added value.