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Workshop on implications of self driving cars for auto industry

Autelligence’s new workshop Self-driving cars - Strategic implications for the auto industry and beyond, is a forum for executives on the likely consequences of self-driving cars on the auto manufacturing industry. It offers a framework to work out the strategic implications for OEMs and suppliers through a deeper understanding of the competing business models and an assessment of the current technologies and the strategies of leading companies. The workshops will be held on 23 March at the Frankfurt
February 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Autelligence’s new workshop Self-driving cars - Strategic implications for the auto industry and beyond, is a forum for executives on the likely consequences of self-driving cars on the auto manufacturing industry.

It offers a framework to work out the strategic implications for OEMs and suppliers through a deeper understanding of the competing business models and an assessment of the current technologies and the strategies of leading companies.

The workshops will be held on 23 March at the Frankfurt Marriott, Frankfurt am Main, Germany and on 16 May at the Marriott Centerpoint, Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA

Attendees will get a detailed documentation pack of all the sessions with a workbook to help develop their own company-specific analysis.

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