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Empowering Tomorrow’s Automotive Software
The automotive industry is experiencing change at a tremendous rate. The software defined vehicle is leading the future of mobility – the car is rapidly becoming an electronic device on wheels. Empowering Tomorrow’s Automotive Software will look at how electrification, automation and connectivity are impacting the industry, from changing the development process and software architecture to how data is generated and processed.
October 31, 2022
In this episode, Eric Cesa sits down with Boris Scholl, Chief Architect, Partner – Cloud&AI at Microsoft. Eric and Boris have an interesting conversation about the changing automotive industry and how stakeholders can learn from other industries, specifically software, to drive this change and meet consumers expectations. Topics include increasing the release velocity of certain functionalities, open-source software, Microsoft’s role and a lot more.
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Meet Our Host
Eric is an experienced technology executive with a 25+ year track record of delivering results within the automotive industry. Passionate about leading diverse teams, cultivating relationships across boundaries and building overachieving organizations, he thrives on rolling up his sleeves, working with customers to understand their problems, and driving organizations to deliver impactful solutions.
Additional Podcast Episodes
In this episode, Eric Cesa is joined by ETAS colleagues, Tim Weber and Jason Simon to talk about the impact the software-defined vehicle will have on OEMs in the automotive industry, and what OEMs will (and should) expect from other industry players to help bring software-defined vehicles to the market. It's a big change for the auto industry - basing vehicles on software rather than hardware - and this conversation brings to light what we can expect during the transition.
In our first, full-length episode, Eric Cesa is joined by Christoph Hartung, President and Chairman of the Board of Management for ETAS GmbH. Eric and Christoph take listeners through an overview of the software-defined vehicle - what it is, how it will impact the industry and challenges associated with such a significant change. It's an interesting discussion for those familiar with and new to the software-defined vehicle.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2019, women made up 48% of the workforce, but only 27% of those in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) careers. In honor of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we asked two women to tell their stories. In this episode, Carina Boettcher and Amrita Bhanja discuss how they entered the cybersecurity industry, their individual experiences and advice to anyone considering a cybersecurity or STEM-related career.
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