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Agile in automotive industry
This document discusses applying agile methods in the automotive industry. It notes the differences between logistics in startups versus large automotive companies. It suggests that agile can be used throughout the automotive organization, from product owners to CxOs to suppliers. Challenges include integrating agile with existing processes and standards in automotive like AUTOSAR and ensuring safety. Emerging technologies like electric vehicles, advanced driver assistance systems, and automated driving require new approaches.
Agile in automotive industry
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