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Ahire, Sanjay
- Digital Disruptions in Automobile World
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1 Ford Motor Company, Westland, Michigan, US
1 Ford Motor Company, Westland, Michigan, US
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Indira Management Review, Vol 10, No 2 (2016), Pagination: 21-30Abstract
The pace, at which digital innovations have expanded, has put established organizations at jeopardy. In the automobile industry, digitalization brings new players, shifting the technological spotlight from traditional to IT, enabling consumers to educate themselves in connectivity, mobility, and converting them to ever more valuable source of information. The intent is to expand the knowledge about the rise of the latest technologies that are proving to disrupt the market how to react successfully to these disruptions. In this perspective, it would be prudent to look at how car OEMs can assimilate into newer digital business models and connectivity themes of the future.References
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- Autonomous Vehicles:Is it only a Dream?
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1 Ford Motor Company, Westland, Michigan, US
1 Ford Motor Company, Westland, Michigan, US
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Indira Management Review, Vol 11, No 2 (2017), Pagination: 25-31Abstract
Our civilization is at a juncture in the history where the latest engineering and the cutting edge technologies are pushing the development of the products and the allied services that a human being could only dream of, or saw it in the Sci-Fi movies. This paper looks at the viability, feasibility and the reality behind the tipping point in the transportation industry which is being touted as the major disruption or a game changer—named Autonomous Vehicles (AV) or driverless cars. Many experts have predicted the year 2025 as the key milestone year that will see the demand touching a trillion US dollars and with that market potential, there is a gold rush to grab that pie of the market. Another aspect that the paper explores is the allied and affiliated markets such as manufacturing in the automotive, transport or mobility services by the service providers and the freight transporters that goes with this. Going the high tech route, questions are being raised how real is the dream, if that is a dream at all. Are we, in fact, okay to delegate the activity of driving to a certain Artificial intelligence (AI), or, are we ready to repose that much faith in the hands of the machine and be safe? One thing is for sure, the race is ON.- Digital Disruptions in Engineering and Manufacturing Industry
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1 Ford Motor Company, Westland, Michigan Owner Finite 4 LLC, US
1 Ford Motor Company, Westland, Michigan Owner Finite 4 LLC, US