Bigger, Better, Bolder.
2022 promises to be an exciting year for the world of mobility.
When the Covid-19 pandemic took hold around two years ago, many automotive and mobility companies had to scale down their ambitious future plans to focus on the challenge at hand. Today, many businesses are reactivating and often even accelerating these plans as the global outlook improves while major societal challenges remain. As a result, we expect 2022 to be an exciting year for the world of mobility in which we take another big step towards the safer, greener and more efficient transport of people and goods.
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A Call for Optimism in the New Year
Economic growth has stagnated, climate change challenges have intensified, and mental health is at an all-time low. In a world longing for change, we paradoxically find ourselves clinging to the comforting embrace of stability and predictability.
Bigger, Better, Bolder.
When the Covid-19 pandemic took hold around two years ago, many automotive and mobility companies had to scale down their ambitious future plans to focus on the challenge at hand. Today, many businesses are reactivating and often even accelerating these plans as the global outlook improves while major societal challenges remain.
5 things we learned at CES 2019.
With 2019 heralding the imminent arrival of 5G connectivity and some major developments in Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing, it is poised to become a pivotal year for the future of mobility. So, what better way to kick off 2019 than at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the world’s leading innovation stage.
2019, the year the rubber will hit the road.
2019 promises to be an exciting year for the world of mobility. The continued growth of urban populations, the increasing scarcity of natural resources and the rising pollution levels challenge us more than ever to reinvent the way we move around in our global cities. Connected, Autonomous, Shared and Electric mobility can help.
From Cost Center to Profit Center: Revisiting the Value of Today’s Service Centers
A 2016 study by the World Economic Forum estimates that the Fourth Industrial Revolution will lead to the loss of over five million jobs in 15 developed countries. This report projects that these labor cost savings will result from redundancy, automation, or disintermediation enabled by cutting-edge digital technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Robotics. What’s particularly noteworthy is that the majority of these job cuts aren’t anticipated in the manufacturing area, but in the office and administrative functions. Surprising? Not really.
Digital Transformation: More of the Same or Something Radically New?
Whatever business journal or newspaper you read nowadays, chances are high that you will encounter a story or case study about digital transformation. But what does digital transformation mean, and is this truly something new? Let’s find out.