Corporate presentation of the Siemens Group Belgium - Luxembourg. You'll find more information about our organization, strategy, key figures and references for fiscal year 2013.
Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK for business outside of London, with a thriving manufacturing industry and growing services and tourism sector. The city has a diverse economy including major industries like automotive, aerospace, food and drink, professional services, IT and media. Birmingham is expected to experience significant commercial property demand and economic growth stimulated by investments like HS2 rail linking it to London. While unemployment remains higher than the national average, ongoing investments are expected to help reduce unemployment and make Birmingham an important European business hub.
The document discusses trends in the European IT outsourcing market. It finds that Europe is the largest services outsourcing market worldwide, worth $170 billion in 2012. The UK and France saw significant growth in outsourcing contracts in 2014, while Germany stagnated. Drivers of outsourcing include reducing costs and simplifying IT operations, while potential inhibitors include loss of control and cultural issues. Emerging trends include hybrid sourcing models and a movement toward smaller, shorter-term outsourcing deals.
The document discusses digital readiness in Germany. It begins by examining digitalization as a global opportunity, noting the growing importance of digital transformation worldwide. It then assesses Germany's current digital readiness, finding that while industries like manufacturing are increasingly digitalizing, adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies varies and opportunities exist to increase revenue and productivity through further investment and innovation. The document concludes by emphasizing that the future is digital and change is necessary to remain competitive globally.
Datacenter event - atrium data - michel dernis - 15-09-14Karim Network
On September 15th, Green IT Amsterdam and Paris Region Entreprises invited you to join them in Paris and get some insight into European knowledge and expertise on datacenters, especially on the sustainability issues.
WE learned more about the PEDCA project and How to reorganize computer rooms and data centers in an energy efficient way !
The document discusses the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area and its focus on innovation and collaboration to address urban challenges. It aims to become one of Europe's top 3 most innovative regions by 2025 by creating solutions that improve liveability. Key challenges include jobs, health, mobility, digital connectivity and the circular economy. The region has over 2.4 million citizens and 1.3 million jobs, and accounts for 19% of the Netherlands' GDP. It focuses on becoming a leader in data-driven innovation and the circular economy by 2025 through projects and startups in areas like data centers, resource efficiency and renewable energy.
Por este medio les extiendo la más cordial invitación a participar en el German-Mexican Automotive Forum que se llevará a cabo los días 23 y 24 de Febrero en el FORO 13, Aguascalientes. Tendremos de visita la delegación del Cluster Automotriz de Baden-Württemberg con empresas interesadas en hacer negocio con empresas locales. Su registro lo pueden llevar a cabo en: http://www.dedalo.mx/bw/
Para mayor información sobre el programa pueden contactarme al correo: g.bonilla@ipa-bdi.eu
The document discusses the challenges facing the UK economy in the 2010s after the 2008 recession, including high unemployment and a reliance on sectors like financial services that may not drive growth going forward. It argues the knowledge economy, including industries like creative/cultural, high tech, and low carbon energy, can help rebalance the economy and drive new jobs, especially in regions like the Thames Gateway. Developing skills, universities, science parks, and linkages between sectors will be important to support growth in these areas.
Corporate presentation of the Siemens Group Belgium - Luxembourg. You'll find more information about our organization, strategy, key figures and references for fiscal year 2013.
Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK for business outside of London, with a thriving manufacturing industry and growing services and tourism sector. The city has a diverse economy including major industries like automotive, aerospace, food and drink, professional services, IT and media. Birmingham is expected to experience significant commercial property demand and economic growth stimulated by investments like HS2 rail linking it to London. While unemployment remains higher than the national average, ongoing investments are expected to help reduce unemployment and make Birmingham an important European business hub.
The document discusses trends in the European IT outsourcing market. It finds that Europe is the largest services outsourcing market worldwide, worth $170 billion in 2012. The UK and France saw significant growth in outsourcing contracts in 2014, while Germany stagnated. Drivers of outsourcing include reducing costs and simplifying IT operations, while potential inhibitors include loss of control and cultural issues. Emerging trends include hybrid sourcing models and a movement toward smaller, shorter-term outsourcing deals.
The document discusses digital readiness in Germany. It begins by examining digitalization as a global opportunity, noting the growing importance of digital transformation worldwide. It then assesses Germany's current digital readiness, finding that while industries like manufacturing are increasingly digitalizing, adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies varies and opportunities exist to increase revenue and productivity through further investment and innovation. The document concludes by emphasizing that the future is digital and change is necessary to remain competitive globally.
Datacenter event - atrium data - michel dernis - 15-09-14Karim Network
On September 15th, Green IT Amsterdam and Paris Region Entreprises invited you to join them in Paris and get some insight into European knowledge and expertise on datacenters, especially on the sustainability issues.
WE learned more about the PEDCA project and How to reorganize computer rooms and data centers in an energy efficient way !
The document discusses the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area and its focus on innovation and collaboration to address urban challenges. It aims to become one of Europe's top 3 most innovative regions by 2025 by creating solutions that improve liveability. Key challenges include jobs, health, mobility, digital connectivity and the circular economy. The region has over 2.4 million citizens and 1.3 million jobs, and accounts for 19% of the Netherlands' GDP. It focuses on becoming a leader in data-driven innovation and the circular economy by 2025 through projects and startups in areas like data centers, resource efficiency and renewable energy.
Por este medio les extiendo la más cordial invitación a participar en el German-Mexican Automotive Forum que se llevará a cabo los días 23 y 24 de Febrero en el FORO 13, Aguascalientes. Tendremos de visita la delegación del Cluster Automotriz de Baden-Württemberg con empresas interesadas en hacer negocio con empresas locales. Su registro lo pueden llevar a cabo en: http://www.dedalo.mx/bw/
Para mayor información sobre el programa pueden contactarme al correo: g.bonilla@ipa-bdi.eu
The document discusses the challenges facing the UK economy in the 2010s after the 2008 recession, including high unemployment and a reliance on sectors like financial services that may not drive growth going forward. It argues the knowledge economy, including industries like creative/cultural, high tech, and low carbon energy, can help rebalance the economy and drive new jobs, especially in regions like the Thames Gateway. Developing skills, universities, science parks, and linkages between sectors will be important to support growth in these areas.
Promoting culture and the creative arts - International meetings of the Forum...EY
This document discusses promoting culture and the creative arts in Europe. It makes the following key points:
1. Creative and cultural industries are substantial economic drivers in Europe, generating over €500 billion in revenues and employing over 7 million people.
2. The industries face challenges from digital disruption and potential reductions in state funding. Cultural content is adapting by diversifying formats across digital and physical media.
3. The document proposes a three-fold approach of protecting, creating, and distributing cultural works and recommends harmonizing policies around taxation, intellectual property rights, and promoting European culture globally.
Introduction - History - Origin
Vision - Mission - Values of the company
Key Product - Key Market -Key Competitions
SWOT
Financials
Global turnover
Global net profits or
Turnover - Geographic
Corporate Governance & Ethical practice of company
CSR
Success Story
Failure & Setback Story
R&D
Future Global challenges
Acquisition and Divestment
Ireland experienced economic stagnation from the 1960s to 1980s but then underwent rapid economic growth starting in the late 1980s. Key factors in Ireland's growth included embracing foreign direct investment and multinational companies, heavy investment in education and technology infrastructure, joining the European single market, cultural endowments in arts and language, and strategic government policies to boost industries like software and attract foreign businesses. Ireland transformed from one of the poorest countries in Europe to having a GDP per capita higher than the UK by focusing on its strengths in a globalized economy.
GlobalChannelPartners works to connect manufacturers, distributors, dealers, printers, publishers, and other organizations in the print industry across 150 primary and 58 secondary countries. Greece is highlighted as having a broad and versatile printing and packaging industry, with over 6,000 islands providing logistical access to the Balkans and southern Europe. Kladis is noted as a well-known global channel partner located in Greece.
European Union- Definition, Public Procurement Scenario & Tender OpportunitiesTendersInfo .com
The European Union is a political and economic integration of 27 countries to promote growth and establish a unified monetary system. EU advances a transparent market by eliminating hindrances in the movement of goods, services, capital and labour. The EU seeks to promote the values, objectives and principles that are in the interest of the citizens of the member states.
The document discusses creative industries as an important part of the economy that provide many jobs and contribute significantly to GDP. Creative industries are characterized by small businesses and entrepreneurship, stimulate innovation in other sectors, and are shaped by activities that exploit intellectual property. The document calls for establishing a policy dialogue and concrete actions to better support innovation, access to finance, and clustering in the creative industries sector.
The document provides an industry analysis of Daimler AG (Mercedes-Benz) presented by students. It includes:
1) A brief history of Daimler AG and financial information for 2010.
2) An analysis of the external environment using PESTLE factors and Porter's 5 Forces framework to examine opportunities and threats facing the industry.
3) Details on Daimler AG's brand architecture, target groups, and current trends in the German automobile industry.
This document provides a summary of key points from a 6-week trip to China. It discusses China's rapid economic growth and transition from a developing to developed economy. It highlights China's massive investments in infrastructure like high-speed rail, airports, highways, and energy projects. It also summarizes China's strengths in science/technology, entrepreneurship, advanced manufacturing industries like electric vehicles, renewable energy, robotics and AI. The document concludes with opportunities for Catalan businesses in sectors like agriculture, health, environment, consumer goods and tourism.
The document discusses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the automotive sector in Central and Eastern European (CEE) economies. It notes that while the automotive industry plays an important role in CEE economies, the pandemic hit the sector hard with declines in car production and sales. However, the recovery was initially fast. Going forward, car demand is expected to remain low due to anticipated slow economic growth in major trading partners in Europe. This poses risks to automotive supply chains in CEE and to attracting further investment if profitability declines. Policy priorities to support the sector include improving skills, access to infrastructure, and helping domestic firms connect with multinational enterprises.
The document discusses the road transport and logistics industry market. It covers topics such as market trends, competition, cost pressures, industry reorganization through partnerships and alliances, mobility needs, and how Aastra solutions can help address needs related to communication, productivity, and business integration. Specific customer examples are also provided, such as how Aastra helped Novea optimize their call center management across multiple sites in France.
How The Eu Digital And Interactive Marketing Industry Is Shaping Upauexpo Conference
The document discusses the changing landscape of digital and interactive marketing in Europe. It notes that the audience is becoming more active and engaged online. IAB Europe represents over 90% of the digital revenue share across Europe and aims to promote the growth of the digital industry through lobbying, setting standards and best practices, and public relations efforts. The size of the digital and interactive media market is growing rapidly, projected to increase by 40% between 2007 and 2008.
This document discusses the challenges of urban logistics and proposes solutions for the future of last mile delivery. It notes that urban freight currently accounts for 15-20% of traffic and is growing. Challenges include space constraints, congestion, emissions and costs. The document proposes that the "van of the future" will shift from fossil fuels to clean technologies, from ownership to sharing models, and utilize new technologies like the Internet of Things. It advocates for an integrated approach and collaborative planning between shippers, transporters and government to develop solutions like zero emissions zones, smart infrastructure and new business models to address the last mile challenge.
Presentación a cargo de Javier Villacampa, de Grupo Antolín, en el 33er Encuentro de la Economía Digital y las Telecomunicaciones organizado por AMETIC y Santander Empresas en colaboración con la UIMP
Datacenters provide opportunities for regional businesses. Locations near the Treriksrøysa border point offer stable infrastructure like fast fiber and a strong power grid. Demand for datacenter capacity is growing as more people connect to the internet. The internet contributes significantly to economic growth and job creation. Regional governments can attract datacenter investors by offering competitive tax rates, affordable green power, and a streamlined approval process. Innovation in building more efficient datacenters helps lower costs and speeds time to market.
This document analyzes the trend of urbanization and the need for city distribution centers. It notes that urbanization is increasing globally, with more people living in cities. This trend will impact logistics and supply chain management by increasing traffic congestion. To address these issues, city distribution centers close to consumers' markets are needed, which can consolidate goods and enable more efficient transportation while reducing environmental impacts. Examples from DHL and other companies demonstrate how distribution centers have improved delivery efficiency and truck utilization. The roles of both the private sector and local authorities in managing city distribution are also discussed.
1) Bosch outlined smart mobility and security solutions for cities, focusing on connected parking, electric vehicle charging, intermodal transportation, and data security.
2) For data security, Bosch recommends solutions like access controls, encryption, authentication, and regular updates across edge devices, infrastructure, and networks.
3) Bosch demonstrated technologies for remote access and camera control, including dynamic transcoding that tailors video streams to available bandwidth without compromising quality.
Facts and Figures #31: A review of 147 Trash Sites between 2014 and 2016 in P...Sokhret Sorn
Facts and Figures #31: A review of 147 Trash Sites between 2014 and 2016 in Phnom Penh
Efficient and effective trash collection has been a major public health concern in Phnom Penh for decades, but is expected to get worse due to continued urban expansion, and a population which is expected to hit the three million mark before 2017. Poorly managed trash collection attracts vermin, and causes disease to spread. It even reduces property value and impacts tourism. CINTRI – a private trash collection service – has had a monopoly in Phnom Penh since being contracted by the Government in 2002, but residents are sceptical that they can make (and keep) the city clean: “public expectations… have grown and developed beyond what the current model is able to provide”. Residents have been dissatisfied by CINTRI’s efforts since the start, but CINTRI claim they are “not to blame for the capital’s trash-strewn streets” and that the government is using them as a cover for their own inefficiencies. Nevertheless, CINTRI’s contract was reviewed and renewed in May 2016. The private firm held a target of achieving a “sustainable trash collection system” by 2015, but as this report displays, it is apparent this target was not met.
Promoting culture and the creative arts - International meetings of the Forum...EY
This document discusses promoting culture and the creative arts in Europe. It makes the following key points:
1. Creative and cultural industries are substantial economic drivers in Europe, generating over €500 billion in revenues and employing over 7 million people.
2. The industries face challenges from digital disruption and potential reductions in state funding. Cultural content is adapting by diversifying formats across digital and physical media.
3. The document proposes a three-fold approach of protecting, creating, and distributing cultural works and recommends harmonizing policies around taxation, intellectual property rights, and promoting European culture globally.
Introduction - History - Origin
Vision - Mission - Values of the company
Key Product - Key Market -Key Competitions
SWOT
Financials
Global turnover
Global net profits or
Turnover - Geographic
Corporate Governance & Ethical practice of company
CSR
Success Story
Failure & Setback Story
R&D
Future Global challenges
Acquisition and Divestment
Ireland experienced economic stagnation from the 1960s to 1980s but then underwent rapid economic growth starting in the late 1980s. Key factors in Ireland's growth included embracing foreign direct investment and multinational companies, heavy investment in education and technology infrastructure, joining the European single market, cultural endowments in arts and language, and strategic government policies to boost industries like software and attract foreign businesses. Ireland transformed from one of the poorest countries in Europe to having a GDP per capita higher than the UK by focusing on its strengths in a globalized economy.
GlobalChannelPartners works to connect manufacturers, distributors, dealers, printers, publishers, and other organizations in the print industry across 150 primary and 58 secondary countries. Greece is highlighted as having a broad and versatile printing and packaging industry, with over 6,000 islands providing logistical access to the Balkans and southern Europe. Kladis is noted as a well-known global channel partner located in Greece.
European Union- Definition, Public Procurement Scenario & Tender OpportunitiesTendersInfo .com
The European Union is a political and economic integration of 27 countries to promote growth and establish a unified monetary system. EU advances a transparent market by eliminating hindrances in the movement of goods, services, capital and labour. The EU seeks to promote the values, objectives and principles that are in the interest of the citizens of the member states.
The document discusses creative industries as an important part of the economy that provide many jobs and contribute significantly to GDP. Creative industries are characterized by small businesses and entrepreneurship, stimulate innovation in other sectors, and are shaped by activities that exploit intellectual property. The document calls for establishing a policy dialogue and concrete actions to better support innovation, access to finance, and clustering in the creative industries sector.
The document provides an industry analysis of Daimler AG (Mercedes-Benz) presented by students. It includes:
1) A brief history of Daimler AG and financial information for 2010.
2) An analysis of the external environment using PESTLE factors and Porter's 5 Forces framework to examine opportunities and threats facing the industry.
3) Details on Daimler AG's brand architecture, target groups, and current trends in the German automobile industry.
This document provides a summary of key points from a 6-week trip to China. It discusses China's rapid economic growth and transition from a developing to developed economy. It highlights China's massive investments in infrastructure like high-speed rail, airports, highways, and energy projects. It also summarizes China's strengths in science/technology, entrepreneurship, advanced manufacturing industries like electric vehicles, renewable energy, robotics and AI. The document concludes with opportunities for Catalan businesses in sectors like agriculture, health, environment, consumer goods and tourism.
The document discusses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the automotive sector in Central and Eastern European (CEE) economies. It notes that while the automotive industry plays an important role in CEE economies, the pandemic hit the sector hard with declines in car production and sales. However, the recovery was initially fast. Going forward, car demand is expected to remain low due to anticipated slow economic growth in major trading partners in Europe. This poses risks to automotive supply chains in CEE and to attracting further investment if profitability declines. Policy priorities to support the sector include improving skills, access to infrastructure, and helping domestic firms connect with multinational enterprises.
The document discusses the road transport and logistics industry market. It covers topics such as market trends, competition, cost pressures, industry reorganization through partnerships and alliances, mobility needs, and how Aastra solutions can help address needs related to communication, productivity, and business integration. Specific customer examples are also provided, such as how Aastra helped Novea optimize their call center management across multiple sites in France.
How The Eu Digital And Interactive Marketing Industry Is Shaping Upauexpo Conference
The document discusses the changing landscape of digital and interactive marketing in Europe. It notes that the audience is becoming more active and engaged online. IAB Europe represents over 90% of the digital revenue share across Europe and aims to promote the growth of the digital industry through lobbying, setting standards and best practices, and public relations efforts. The size of the digital and interactive media market is growing rapidly, projected to increase by 40% between 2007 and 2008.
This document discusses the challenges of urban logistics and proposes solutions for the future of last mile delivery. It notes that urban freight currently accounts for 15-20% of traffic and is growing. Challenges include space constraints, congestion, emissions and costs. The document proposes that the "van of the future" will shift from fossil fuels to clean technologies, from ownership to sharing models, and utilize new technologies like the Internet of Things. It advocates for an integrated approach and collaborative planning between shippers, transporters and government to develop solutions like zero emissions zones, smart infrastructure and new business models to address the last mile challenge.
Presentación a cargo de Javier Villacampa, de Grupo Antolín, en el 33er Encuentro de la Economía Digital y las Telecomunicaciones organizado por AMETIC y Santander Empresas en colaboración con la UIMP
Datacenters provide opportunities for regional businesses. Locations near the Treriksrøysa border point offer stable infrastructure like fast fiber and a strong power grid. Demand for datacenter capacity is growing as more people connect to the internet. The internet contributes significantly to economic growth and job creation. Regional governments can attract datacenter investors by offering competitive tax rates, affordable green power, and a streamlined approval process. Innovation in building more efficient datacenters helps lower costs and speeds time to market.
This document analyzes the trend of urbanization and the need for city distribution centers. It notes that urbanization is increasing globally, with more people living in cities. This trend will impact logistics and supply chain management by increasing traffic congestion. To address these issues, city distribution centers close to consumers' markets are needed, which can consolidate goods and enable more efficient transportation while reducing environmental impacts. Examples from DHL and other companies demonstrate how distribution centers have improved delivery efficiency and truck utilization. The roles of both the private sector and local authorities in managing city distribution are also discussed.
1) Bosch outlined smart mobility and security solutions for cities, focusing on connected parking, electric vehicle charging, intermodal transportation, and data security.
2) For data security, Bosch recommends solutions like access controls, encryption, authentication, and regular updates across edge devices, infrastructure, and networks.
3) Bosch demonstrated technologies for remote access and camera control, including dynamic transcoding that tailors video streams to available bandwidth without compromising quality.
Facts and Figures #31: A review of 147 Trash Sites between 2014 and 2016 in P...Sokhret Sorn
Facts and Figures #31: A review of 147 Trash Sites between 2014 and 2016 in Phnom Penh
Efficient and effective trash collection has been a major public health concern in Phnom Penh for decades, but is expected to get worse due to continued urban expansion, and a population which is expected to hit the three million mark before 2017. Poorly managed trash collection attracts vermin, and causes disease to spread. It even reduces property value and impacts tourism. CINTRI – a private trash collection service – has had a monopoly in Phnom Penh since being contracted by the Government in 2002, but residents are sceptical that they can make (and keep) the city clean: “public expectations… have grown and developed beyond what the current model is able to provide”. Residents have been dissatisfied by CINTRI’s efforts since the start, but CINTRI claim they are “not to blame for the capital’s trash-strewn streets” and that the government is using them as a cover for their own inefficiencies. Nevertheless, CINTRI’s contract was reviewed and renewed in May 2016. The private firm held a target of achieving a “sustainable trash collection system” by 2015, but as this report displays, it is apparent this target was not met.
The document discusses ideas for recreating images to represent an artist's personality in different lights and appear more relatable. It suggests recreating images that show the model giving different expressions using props and poses against plain or colored backgrounds. Another idea is to recreate a simple, subtle black and white image focusing only on the model, shot outdoors with shadows. A further idea is using a projector to project patterns onto a posing model. Clear, bright images of the model without distractions are also proposed for cover images.
Sunil Bhor is a seasoned video editor with over 8 years of experience. He has worked on many types of projects including fiction, non-fiction, films, events, and reality shows. Some of the organizations he has worked for include Saam Marathi, ETV Marathi, Doordarshan, and as a freelancer. He is proficient in various video editing software like Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, and has experience in image editing and audio editing tools as well. Bhor holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and is looking for a new challenging role that provides opportunities for career growth.
Dokumen tersebut berisi penjelasan tentang berbagai fitur dan fungsionalitas Microsoft PowerPoint. Mulai dari penjelasan office button, versi-versi PowerPoint sejak awal sampai 2016 beserta fiturnya, sejarah singkat perkembangan PowerPoint, penjelasan menu-menu utama seperti ribbon, animation, slide show, serta ekstensi file PowerPoint.
To date, the Registry has epidemiology and quality-of-life data from 11,180 self-registered patients with 4,196
well-characterized samples of DNA, lymphoblast lines, and sera for future research studies.
The document discusses style choices for an indie music magazine, including color schemes, fonts, and layout designs. Red, cream, white, and black are proposed as colors that reflect the bands' styles while creating a formal yet trendy look. The 'Henri Didot' font is described as stylish, sleek, and reinforcing the magazine's smart imagery, though also dry. Alternatively, 'organique' is more eccentric but still minimal and organic, though not attention-grabbing enough for the cover. Layout pages are planned out, including the masthead, cover lines, lead article, barcode, double-page spread, and contents page.
Tactical Brand Marketing Plan - UBER Munich, GermanyEvelyn Sindermann
A market analysis of UBER in the German market (Munich) with recommendations for a tactical brand strategy that increases revenue to €8.2M by the end of 2015 and doubles the market share to 14.8% by 2020.
- Mercedes-Benz is a German luxury automaker known for engineering excellence and innovation. It originated from Karl Benz's patent of the first gasoline-powered car in 1886 and was officially founded in 1926.
- Mercedes-Benz produces a full range of luxury passenger and commercial vehicles. It has established itself as one of the most prestigious automotive brands in the world through success in motor racing and technological firsts in safety and emissions reduction.
- Looking ahead, Mercedes-Benz is focused on operational excellence, expanding its core business, and developing new innovative technologies and services to remain a leader in the automotive industry.
This document summarizes Neil du Preez's proposal for Mellowcabs, an electric three-wheeled vehicle designed for urban passenger and cargo transport. It notes that 80% of urban trips are short and emissions from urban transport are high. Mellowcabs aims to provide a low-cost, efficient, and emissions-free solution. Prototypes have been developed and road tested. Partnerships have been secured with Uber and logistics companies for pilots in multiple countries. The proposal outlines the market opportunity and competitive advantages of Mellowcabs.
The document discusses the state of the global automotive industry, focusing on challenges in the United States, Germany, and United Kingdom. It notes that major US automakers GM and Chrysler were on the brink of bankruptcy as sales declined significantly. This has impacted parts suppliers and other related industries. Germany's automotive industry has faced difficulties as well but managed to remain competitive through investment in research and development. The UK automotive industry also faces challenges but remains diverse and technologically advanced, particularly in design and engineering. Overall, the automotive industry struggles have significant economic ramifications globally as car sales decline affects many related businesses and sectors.
I'm sure my colleagues at Deutsche Bahn know this feeling very well: No matter your role or what company within the group you work for, you are responsible in the eyes of your friends and family for the train delays and cancellations. Yes, our group and the entire sector are going through some difficult challenges. However, the reasons behind these problems are not always immediately visible to the public.
Furthermore, the implementation of digital solutions across the group, the relentless motivation of my colleagues, and political engagement make me highly optimistic about the future of public transportation.
Public transportation and railway, in particular, will play a significant role in reducing CO2 emissions and achieving Germany's climate goals.
Since it is quite impossible to list all the problems on a single paper, mine will focus on a few keys challenges within the public transport sector and how technology and digitalization can help to enhance customer-centricity, customer experience, productivity, and profitability.
Urban Mobility- New business models and shared mobility conceptsaccilium GmbH
Uber, Didi or Gett, who will crown himself the king of urban ground mobility? Without a doubt, it takes the right business model in order to win the ground transportation market and become the dominant player of shared mobility.
This document summarizes lessons learned from interviews with 60 individuals in France and Germany about high-speed rail (HSR) development. Key lessons include: 1) HSR stations should be located in dense urban areas that are destinations and central to transit networks; 2) there are tradeoffs between travel speed and number of stops; and 3) innovative payment systems can enhance the competitiveness of non-auto modes. Additional lessons relate to station design, intermodal connections, and the potential for HSR to spur development. The author concludes that California's HSR system will take decades to mature and decisions should not be made that may be regretted in the long run.
RV 2014: HSR for Midsize Cities: TOD Lessons from Near and Far by Eric EidlinRail~Volution
This document summarizes lessons learned from interviews with 60 individuals in France and Germany about high-speed rail (HSR) development. Key lessons include: 1) HSR stations should be located in dense urban areas that are destinations and central to transit networks; 2) there are tradeoffs between travel speed and number of stops; and 3) innovative payment systems can enhance the competitiveness of non-auto transportation options. The document also outlines different station typologies and the importance of multimodal connectivity and accessibility via modes like bicycles.
Hybrid car launch in Argentina, Brazil and ColombiaShraddha Samant
The document summarizes a company's plan to introduce a new hybrid car called the "Highflier" in Latin American markets like Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia. The company aims to become the market leader in hybrid cars through innovative design, competitive pricing between $28,000-$31,000, and a promotion strategy leveraging football tournaments and celebrity brand ambassadors. Key elements of the plan include a joint venture with Fiat to reduce costs, targeting middle-to-high income consumers appealing to environmental and economic benefits, and a promotional launch centered around football leagues.
The October 2022 issue of Business Fleet Africa.
Business Fleet Africa is an innovative and target market-focused digital magazine aimed at one of the most important vehicle buying sectors in the local market, be they users of cars, vans, light commercials, medium and heavy trucks.
Business Fleet Africa is the ideal route to connect with senior executives and decision-makers in the South African business vehicle and fleet operations environment.
It is the first and only magazine of its kind in South Africa that focuses solely on vehicles and the manner in which they are used for business purposes.
Auto Load Logic.Crowdfunder.Business Summary.rev.4.23.14crlightner
The document discusses the auto transport industry and the need for better software to manage vehicle logistics. It notes that while technology has improved used car transactions online, transporting vehicles long distances remains difficult and expensive. The proposed solution is a software platform that connects all parties involved in auto transport - including shippers, brokers, trucking companies, and receivers. The software aims to provide functionality for finding, selecting, and tracking transport jobs in order to improve efficiency in the growing 4 million vehicle per year market.
This document provides information about NOAH Conference Berlin 2019 and the company NOAH. Some key points:
- NOAH offers a mobility solution called VIRTUO that provides car rentals from 1-30+ days through an app-based experience with a fleet of premium vehicles.
- Their customers include young urban residents and those taking weekend, holiday, or business trips who are moving away from car ownership.
- NOAH sees an opportunity in the €450 billion long-distance mobility market in Europe, which is currently 75% served by cars.
- NOAH aims to create a unique car rental experience to make owning or renting elsewhere irrelevant, providing proximity, comfort, and accessibility advantages without
The automotive aftermarket industry in the US is poised for steady growth driven by several factors:
- The average age of vehicles on the road is at an all-time high of 11.5 years, creating more demand for repairs and replacements.
- The total number of vehicles in operation continues to rise and is expected to grow 5% in the next five years.
- Vehicles are becoming more complex with advanced technologies, leading to more expensive repairs that many owners turn to professionals for.
- Online sales of auto parts are a growing segment, estimated at $6 billion currently and projected to reach $16.6 billion by 2020.
- The industry is consolidating through mergers and acquisitions as
A simple breakdown of a specialized business. How can one car make a huge difference here in America and abroad? Read this overview to understand the great potential.
Crossrail is a major new railway project that will improve transport connections in London. It involves building new tunnels under central London and new stations. Crossrail aims to relieve congestion, accommodate future population growth, and support economic growth in London. A cost-benefit analysis was conducted to assess the project. It estimated benefits like travel time savings and economic growth outweigh the costs of construction and maintenance, giving a benefit-cost ratio above 1. However, some benefits and costs are hard to quantify.
Internal and external analysis of fords motor. to bettter understand the automobile industry.this includes its SWOT, PESTEL, FINANCIAL analysis. plus trends and future.
This document discusses the emerging need for data and marketplaces to support automated vehicle fleets. It summarizes Deutsche Telekom and T-Systems profiles, including customers, markets, and facts and figures. It then discusses T-Systems' role in providing IoT solutions and services for connected mobility challenges. The Autopilot project aims to enhance driving environments using IoT sensors and integrate IoT platforms and sensor data sharing to enable new automated driving services. Business models for public transport and shared mobility must address stakeholder needs around value, challenges, and forecasting return on investment from pilot experiences.
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Anny Serafina Love - Letter of Recommendation by Kellen Harkins, MS.AnnySerafinaLove
This letter, written by Kellen Harkins, Course Director at Full Sail University, commends Anny Love's exemplary performance in the Video Sharing Platforms class. It highlights her dedication, willingness to challenge herself, and exceptional skills in production, editing, and marketing across various video platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
The Genesis of BriansClub.cm Famous Dark WEb PlatformSabaaSudozai
BriansClub.cm, a famous platform on the dark web, has become one of the most infamous carding marketplaces, specializing in the sale of stolen credit card data.
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Introduction
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Entry of Ola in Germany with PESTLE and SWOC anylysis.
1.
2. Area 357,021 square kilometres
Density 227
Population 82 million approx. (16th)
GDP $3.842 trillion (5th)
HDI 0.916 (very high 6th)
Per capita income $47,023 (20th)
Gini 30.7
Major Cities Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich, Dusseldorf
and Hamburg
Currency Euro
Government Type Federal parliamentary republic
3. • Germany is a democratic republic. The political system functions under a system
called Grundgesetz.
• Government requires commercial licenses.
• Political discussion for minimum wage law for taxi industry.
• Number of regulations established by government and court which mostly does
not goes in favour of Taxi companies.
4. • Germany has the 4th largest economy in the world. It is the 2nd largest exporter and 3rd largest
importer.
• Germany has comparatively low raw materials. Germany imports about two-third of its energy. In fact, it
is the world’s 3rd largest energy importer.
• The service sector contributes 70% of the GDP. Industry contributes 29.1% while agriculture backs 0.9%
• Most products are in engineering. Automobiles, metals, machinery and chemical goods are some
items they are proud of.
• Popular global brands are BMW, Mercedes Benz, Adidas, Porsche, Audi, DHL, Volkswagen, T-Mobile,
Lufthansa, Nivea, and SAP.
• Between the years 1991 and 2010, local firms took part in 301 acquisitions and 40 mergers.
5. • Population density in cities is growing.
• People follow fast paced lifestyle.
• It as a modern, multicultural country. The society is molded by a variety of lifestyles.
• People of Germany have very high standards in terms of every aspect and almost
every class can afford to travel in cabs.
6. • Germany is a global leader in science and technology as its achievements in
the fields of science and technology have been significant.
• Use of smartphones for daily activities is increasing
• Automobile manufacturers are continuously working on technologies for more
sustainable vehicles.
• Customers are becoming more and more aware of the latest technology and
expect the cars to be equipped with latest accessories.
7. • Trends goes towards environmental and sustainable transportation
• Growing demand for electrical and hybrid cars.
• It also enforces energy conservation, green technologies, emission reduction
activities, and aims to meet the country's electricity demands using
40% renewable sources by 2020.
• Germany is committed to the Kyoto protocol and several other treaties
promoting biodiversity, low emission standards, water management, and
the renewable energy commercialisation.
8. • Multiple rounds of VC investments have made the brand financially strong.
• Innovative online application with German and English language.
• Cash-less payments and pricing transparency builds trust & safety among customers and
drivers.
• Faster communication with drivers and low wait-time.
• Offline Bookings
• Accessibility to Airport Lounges which are tied up with Ola and other such benefits.
9. • While the demand is huge, amount of cash burning is huge and monetization is very difficult
• Successful foreign business model is restricted in Germany and leads to additional costs as commercial
drivers license: €240,- per driver/ every 5 years.
• Privately owned cars are restricted to commercial use. Rental car companies need to provide cars and
insurance.
• Union of local cab drivers is very dominant.
10. • Germany is a developed country with a very high standard of living sustained by a skilled and productive
society. Germany has a number of large cities.
• There are 11 officially recognised metropolitan regions in Germany. 34 cities have been identified
as regiopolis.
• Germany's road network is among the densest in the world.
Germany is the seventh most visited country in the world, with a total of 407 million overnights during
2012. There are 41 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Germany.
• Tie-up with more and more number of corporate players.
11. • Germany has established a polycentric network of high-speed trains.
The InterCityExpress or ICE network of the Deutsche Bahn serves major German cities as well as
destinations in same cities with speeds up to 300 km/h (190 mph).
• Germany is committed to the Kyoto protocol and several other treaties promoting biodiversity.
• Taxi industry sees foreign players as a “greymarket service” and tries to file lawsuits that may cause
unexpected legal expenditures.
• Possible minimum wage restrictions for the taxi industry and price increases from rental car
companies will decrease profit margins.
• Uber has deep pocket and hence can burn cash heavily
• Future is unclear and Customer loyalty is less in this industry
12. • Berlin is known as venture capitalist hub of Germany, so the idea is to draw a funding of $120 million from
Ventelis Capital AG and Axel Springer Venture combined. Rest $50 million will be funded by current
investors in proportionate amount.
• Local cab drivers have a strong union and they don’t have intentions to join hands with foreign giant and
work with them. So the only option which comes to rescue is that acquiring the cars.
• For a country like Germany, the lowest model of cab which is successful is Mercedes-Benz because people
have a very high standard of living.
• The market of Germany is very difficult to crack. So the entry will be carried out in 3 phases.
PHASE 1- Entry in Berlin, Hamburg and Frankfurt
PHASE-2 Entry in other major cities- Munich, Cologne Stuttgart and Düsseldorf. (After 1 year)
Phase-3 Entry in 10 other cities that have been identified as regiopolis. (Depending upon growth)
• So at the initial stage 1500 cabs will be purchased and all will be of same model i.e. Mercedes-Benz which
will cost around $40,000 for each.
13. Cab service Rate per km
Local taxi 2 Euros (average )
Uber 1.5 Euros (highly variable)
Ola 1.8 Euros
14. Catergory Amount
Acquisition of cabs (1500*$40,000) $60 million
Maintenance of cars $10 million
Driver Incentives $10 million
Marketing $20 million
HR $10 million
Commercial Office Space $40 million
Legal expenditure $2 million
Reserve $18 million
16. • Uber Technologies Inc. is winning customers around the world by offering cheaper rides in fancier cars. That strategy isn’t
working in Germany, where the taxi fleet is ruled by Mercedes-Benz luxury sedans.
• Uber accounted for about 60 percent of German taxis, with the market made up predominantly of the $51,800 E-Class.
They’re new too, with an average age of 3.5 years. By comparison, more than half of Uber’s German fleet consists of
Volkswagen AG’s Golf compact or lower vehicle segments, and the cars can be as old as 10 years.
• With regulators in Germany challenging its business model, the country has been among the toughest markets for Uber
to crack amid a global expansion underpinning a valuation of the San Francisco-based company of as much as $40
billion. The fact that Germans are used to a higher level of comfort in taxis than elsewhere makes gaining traction all the
more difficult.
• A September survey by weekly newspaper Die Zeit found that 73 percent of Germans weren’t interested in a service like
Uber even if it was much cheaper.
• Uber has scaled back the basic service in Berlin and Dusseldorf, limiting it largely to weekends after being
forced to drop fares to comply with regulation that only licensed drivers may transport passengers for
profit.
17. • The biggest taxi giant around the globe has failed in Germany
• Acquiring the luxury sedans needs huge investment to cater to the standard of people but it does not
promises the desirable growth.
• There is also a huge maintenance cost including parking and servicing as cabs are acquired not hired.
• The solid rail transport caters to most of the needs of communities like students who do not possess
cars in a very efficient manner.
• Local taxi services in their respective cities are very much dominant.
• It is impossible for any global giant, be it Uber or Ola to make profits in Germany in long-run.