Rethink E/E for Software Defined Vehicles
How do you meet changing customer demands in Automotive & Mobility? Connected, scalable and upgradeable digital functionality will be the defining features of tomorrow's vehicles. To get there, integrated and consistent processes in vehicle and feature development are among the most important foundations. We will show you how to generate a decisive competitive advantage in tomorrow's mobility landscape.
Learn how to achieve function-centric development and create consistency between system and domain levels. How to make better informed cost decisions through early cost transparency. And how to effectively implement and manage changes even in complex systems and networked functionality.
Your benefit – get insights into the following topics:
Cross-disciplinary trends are challenging conventional methods in vehicle development. Powertrain electrification is advancing rapidly thanks to the scaling of technologies in versatile vehicle platforms. The resulting increasingly interconnected vehicles contain highly sophisticated electronics and software. They are the basis for key innovations in mobility. However, these trends are significantly increasing the complexity of vehicle and function development.
The next generation of concepts for system development must break down silos between software, electrics/electronics and mechanical development. Comprehensive traceability and compliance are important – as are accelerated development loops. Only then can the new business models and product strategies around E/E and software needed to keep up in the race for future mobility be realized.
Register now! Should you not be available at the time of the live event, your registration will allow you to access an on-demand recording afterwards.
Meet the speakers
Michael Richter
Market Development Director
Mr. Richter has worked for more than 25 years in the development of software products for design, work preparation, production, customer service and standardized data exchange of wire harnesses in the automotive environment. Today, he is part of the global Market Development Team for Automotive and Transportation at Siemens EDA and has his personal focus on electromobility and the German automotive industry.
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Jessica Trautner
Business Development Automotive
Ms. Trautner has worked in the field of Model-Based Systems Engineering for the global automotive industry. She is currently defining the transition point from platform to domain-specific electrics and electronics engineering.
Alexander Stumm
PreSales Business Development Automotive
Mr. Stumm has worked in various areas of Customer Success for the automotive industry. He is currently working on cross-domain cost engineering approaches to ensure an end-to-end process chain.
Jannik Friedrichs
Business Development Automotive
Mr. Friedrichs has worked in vehicle design and development at various OEM globally. At Siemens, he consults customers in the automotive industry on new challenges and approaches in electrics and electronics engineering.