The automotive industry faces new challenges due to the increasingly complex technological issues and the resulting changes in the roles and responsibilities of OEMs and suppliers. In particular, the rapidly increasing pace of innovation in electrical products/electronics and networked systems demands that we look at new approaches and adopt proven best practices from other industries.

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The aerospace industry faces major technological challenges due to an increasing passenger volume, a broader range of airlines in the marketplace—from low-cost carriers to VIP services, and increasing energy and raw materials costs. Helping customers maximize their cost effectiveness while providing improved comfort to passengers requires us to consider new technologies and materials as well as new tools and processes. The last few years in particular have been marked by many large-scale projects to modernize aircraft fleets worldwide to meet the demands of both today and tomorrow. This affects not only aircraft manufacturers, but also their suppliers, who are constantly having to deal with new requirements and challenges.

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Our customers in the financial industry increasingly strive for a stronger and faster market presence; at the same time, they must comply with new legal requirements (“Basel II” and/or “Solvency II,” new “EU Insurance Mediation Directive”). As a result, technical requirements for processes and products are growing increasingly more complex. In this context, the financial industry has become aware of the benefits of “industrialization” and associated standardization and wants to realize more of these benefits.

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To survive in an era of globalization, manufacturers must react quickly to changing markets, keep an iron grip on costs, get an accurate read on market opportunities and competitors, and minimize “frictional losses” due to cultural differences.

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You know the world of telecommunications and its current challenges. Examples include the increasingly blurry lines between networking and information technology (IT) and the technical implementation of new and innovative product ideas. This leads to new requirements for suppliers of telecommunication services and products as well as for their customers.

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Our medical technology customers successfully improve the human quality of life with their products. They are leading industry providers and are constantly striving to implement innovations that satisfy the stringent requirements of safety-critical products.

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Branches: Customer Relationship Management, Information Management, IT Security, Project Management, Supplier Management ...

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