I believe that in the next 20 years, wearable robotics will become a standard of safety and ergonomic requirement in the industry, especially in automotive.
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The CIO Imperative: Connect and Collaborate to Drive the Future of Automotive
Today’s automotive sector is being redefined by next-gen buyer expectations, increasingly digitized product lines,...
Addressing Engineering Challenges of Increasingly Complex Automobiles
Three key changes in automotive engineering are transforming cars into complex electronic machines than mechanical...
Blockchain: Serving the Future of the Industry?
The cloud has changed the way security teams work in this new world of unlimited speed and scale.
Ford's Aluminum F150 an Internal Perspective
Segregated aluminum scrap is much more valuable to the mill because it allows a much higher degree of melt shop efficiency.
Guide for OEMS: How to Adapt to Dramatic Changes in the Autotech Industry
Being in the AutoTech industry, I see dramatic shifts in the way traditional OEMs are engineering/selling/ servicing their products as the auto industry is going through a major disruption.
What's Needed to Bring More Digital Retailing Solutions to Life
What drives the experience for digital retailing is the connection of online and offline handoffs.
Brokering the Cloud Services
DIT will compete for business of the customer and or be a hybrid environment with a cloud provider.
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