IMU Institut GmbH

The IMU Institut GmbH, based in Stuttgart, is a leading work-oriented research and consulting institution. It focuses on economic, work organizational and technological matters, connecting practice with scientific perspectives.

• Research and Consulting: The IMU Institut pursues a work-oriented approach that focuses on the design of operational processes in the areas of Technology Design, Work Organization and Economic Analysis. It offers business management analyses, employee participation in problem analysis and alternative concepts[5].
• IT System Regulations: Support in the design of IT systems such as Microsoft Office 365, SAP ERP and Artificial Intelligence, with a focus on data protection and co-determination[2].
• Training Courses: Day and week seminars for works councils and staff councils on topics such as business management, transformation and technology design[4].

The IMU Institut promotes a culture of Co-determination and Participation in companies. It is committed to improving the working and living conditions of employees and supports their representation of interests[3][5].

The institute strives for sustainable development, which focuses on improving working and living conditions and promoting employment. It supports works councils in the design of socially responsible solutions and participation-oriented negotiations, such as at Bosch Power Tools, where 80 jobs were secured[5].

The IMU Institut is involved in projects for the digital transformation of service and assembly activities in order to optimize their work processes and overcome co-determination barriers. It also works with IG Metall to master operational challenges and promote sustainability in industry[4].