A recent Mercedes-Benz advertisement aired at the US Open 2012 illustrates a growing desire in the automotive fraternity to perfect the customizable and seamless in-vehicle infotainment user experience.

The needs of each consumer and each business are unique. Satisfying these needs quickly, efficiently, and at an optimal cost is the holy grail of discrete manufacturers.

Two key elements in the Metals industry have undergone dramatic change due to COVID-19: Capacity and cost

COVID-19 became the brutal left hook that knocked out the manufacturing sector in 2020. It was an uneven fight. The pandemic disrupted supply chains, shrunk demand for high-value goods – such as primary metals, industrial machinery, and automobiles – and labor shortages completely “manu-fractured” an already-struggling sector.

Find out how the 5G will revolutionize the auto industry from product design to production to new business model creation.

These are challenging times for the automotive industry, one of the most powerful drivers of the global economy that employs more than 50 million people.

With the effects of the pandemic already evident, the world as we know it has changed overnight. Running against time, enterprises are now faced with the predicament of having to create new business models, accelerate their fulfillment through new channels, and compete with a mix of companies that never featured on their SWOT analyses before.

Auto OEMs and Dealers are searching ways to enhance service experience with minimized capex deployment. Wipro is helping customers to create such technology platforms.

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Safety on the shop floor is a key area that manufacturers need to monitor, from a humanitarian as well as a government regulatory compliance standpoint.

The high cost of failures and repairs – and the impact of asset downtime – are issues that keep everyone awake at night.

The average consumer today is well equipped with information online and reaching out to the internet is the first response to find answers to any query that they might have. Before walking into a dealership to buy a car, 86% prospective buyers do their research online with the help of various review websites, brand websites and social media.