The electrification of vehicles is gaining momentum. While this development provides promising value creation potential, it also forces OEMs to undertake drastic changes to their existing products, core competencies and supply chains. Here's why.
Digitalisation, climate crisis, economic crisis - the energy and mobility sectors are facing major challenges. Energy- and mobility-communities are key levers to address these in the future.
The rapid evolution of connectivity and autonomous driving offers unique customer experiences, but at the same time poses major challenges to OEMs. Thereby, particular focus is set on Software Update Management Systems (SUMS) and Cyber Security Management Systems (CSMS).
In order to fill the gaps in climate target achievement the mobility sector offers effective levers. Find out which they are and how they can be derived and calculated in our latest study.
Again, our event "schubert.talks" attracted numerous experts and decision-makers to join us in our Vienna office to discuss the transformation of the manufacturing industry in light of climate change.
Traditional industry players are challenged wirth a rapidly growing digital environment. Hence, they are eager to speed up their transformation efforts and excel the transition from hardware to software provider to keep ahead of their competition.
Two exciting days of the WKO International Mobility Days 2020 in Vienna are over. Two days full of defining content, insights, and fruitful discussions in our designated B2B networking areas.
he transition from fossil-fuel powered to sustainably powered public transport is not only possible when carefully planned, but also cost-efficient and the preferred solution by the customers, operators and public transport companies. DNV and accilium have, together with clients and partners, successfully demonstrated that sustainable public transport is feasible.
Driverless Cars, renewed urban traffic concepts, new business models in and around mobility solutions – discussions about an autonomous future entail all of these vibrant topics, and so did our MaaS Conference in November 2019. Which are the challenges, cities and governments are facing? What technological solutions are already available, and which issues are vehicle manufacturers confronted with? Which role will data and data security take? What does autonomous driving entail for each individual and our everyday lives? And when and how will we get to the autonomous future?
Driverless cars, renewed urban traffic concepts, new business models in and around mobility solutions – discussions about an autonomous future entail all of these vibrant topics, and so did our MaaS Conference in November 2019. Which are the challenges, cities and governments are facing?
Until recently, vehicle manufacturers around the world have stood by the statement that: “Electric Vehicles are a niche, and will never go mass market”. Then a big transition occurred and in 2019 car shows from Los Angeles to Frankfurt shared…
Driverless Cars, renewed urban traffic concepts, new business models in and around mobility solutions – discussions about an autonomous future entail all of these vibrant topics. But how will we get there?
