  | | | | | Dear Mr. Danz
Agile is at the top of the topic list in 2018. These days it's all about complex projects with distributed teams and critical constraints. Vector has implemented Agile development internally in product development and, in many transformation projects with clients. We know agile – above all in practice. Sign up now for the Vector Forum 2018 on "Agile in Practice". We look forward to exchanging ideas with you!
Dr. Christof Ebert
Managing director of Vector Consulting Services
Passion. Partner. Value.
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| | Highlight: Vector Forum on "Agile Development" on June 28 | | ↑ |
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| | Practice: 9 Essentials for Distributed Teams and Projects | | ↑ |
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| Most Practically al projects and products are developed in distributed settings. This achieves more flexibility, innovation and efficiency. Managing distributed teams has become a key competence. Yet many distributed projects and teams do not deliver to targets, and half of them are aborted due to reasons such as inefficient collaboration, high overheads, or insufficient work split and competences. This Vector keynote of provides guidance from industry. Our experiences in coaching global projects yield practical hints to make distributed teams and projects a success.
Directly to the keynote. . .
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| | Focus: Future Automotive Architectures | | ↑ |
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| Architectures for automotive electronics are quickly changing. Energy efficiency is evolving the classic powertrain toward hybrid and electric engines. Autonomous driving demands multisensor fusion away from functionally isolated control units. Connectivity and infotainment have transformed the car into a distributed IT system with cloud access; over-the-air functional upgrades; and high-bandwidth access to map services, media content, other vehicles, and the surrounding infrastructure. In our IEEE technology column, BMW outlines the evolution of automotive electronics and IT.
Read this BMW White Paper. . .
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| | Stimulus: Enter New Territory | | ↑ |
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| Who does not have these nice new year resolutions? But as soon as January had begun, work and the daily routine again hit you heavily. Your hamster wheel is awaiting. There is another way. Entering new territory is not difficult – and extremely rewarding. Get out of the routine, even if it remains temporary: Explore a new travel destination. Make a new acquaintance. Learn a new hobby. Take some time – but regularly and firmly booked in your calendar. By the way, you train that way agility and to adapt flexibly to change.
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