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Car manufacturers must record, report and verifiably reduce their emissions along the value chain in detail. You can find out how this can be achieved in this article.

A cooperative study on the digital twin in the manufacturing industry by msg and Fraunhofer IPK. The study is only available in German, if you have any questions please contact.

In this interview, Martin Scholz, principal IT consultant, and Quirin Kögl analyze the two tasks of incidents and alerting and explain why DevOps shifts the focus to software as a value-adding product.

The close interaction between hardware, software and data in the vehicle opens up new opportunities for car manufacturers.

The automotive and manufacturing industries in particular are encountering many stumbling blocks on the road to climate neutrality. It is crucial to establish and implement a clear strategy so that the sustainability transformation succeeds.

In the first and second interview parts of the quantum computing article series, we heard that quantum computing has gained relevance and that applications for quantum computing are already present in companies. Today, let's conclude this interview with the last part of the article series.

With the growing proportion of software in automobiles, the risk of a cyber attack is rising in parallel. This adds another dimension to the concept of vehicle quality – that of cybersecurity.

The WLTP procedure, which has been in force since 2021, means that detailed data on vehicle variants and their optional equipment must be combined in the areas of aerodynamics and engine type. This means that new calculation algorithms are necessary and internal processes have to be reorganized. Read our article to find out what challenges but also opportunities this entails.