European carmakers face huge uncertainty even as they must upgrade plants for a new generation of vehicles and technology. But amidst so much change, OEMs and suppliers are increasingly leveraging the huge scale of production data across all stages of the value chain, from bodyshop through assembly and logistics.

Used effectively and with clear actions, this data can help mitigate disruption, reduce errors and downtime, help workers make decisions and speed up factory planning and launch: all essential in OEMs staying competitive and ramping up electric vehicle and battery output.

In this opening panel discussion, we spoke with data and engineering experts from Europe’s most complex manufacturers, including Audi and BMW, to discuss the tremendous opportunities in data analytics, artificial intelligence and digital simulation. Learn more about how processing, sharing and standardising data across the stakeholders will power next-generation vehicle production.

Following the panel discussion, host Christopher Ludwig caught up with Rüdiger Eck to continue the conversation. 

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Featuring
Rüdiger Eck, Director of Data Governance and Analytics for Digital Production, Audi
Karthik Krishnamurthy, Global Strategy and Business Development leader for Automotive Manufacturing and Supply Chain, AWS
Timothy McGrath, Technical Process Leader, Plant Oxford, BMW

Hosted by Christopher Ludwig, editor-in-chief, AMS and Ultima Media

The 1st Automotive Evolution Europe took place December 6-7 in Munich. See highlights, videos, photos and learn more information here.

The 2nd Automotive Evolution Europe will take place November 22-23, 2023 back in Munich, Germany.

If you are interested in participating in the content or as a partner next year, please get in touch with our team.
Christopher Ludwig, editor-in-chief
Ahmo Saric, senior content producer

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