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Evaluating the Agency Model in Automotive: Initial Market Insights and Lessons Learned

The transition to the agency model in the automotive industry presents both opportunities and challenges. This article delves into key insights and lessons learned from initial market studies, highlighting the importance of adaptability and technological integration. Future predictions and potential trends are also explored, offering a balanced view of the path ahead for automakers.
  • Monika Stando
  • July 19
  • 11 min
  • Automotive

Implementing Proactive Quality Management to Mitigate Software Recalls in the Automotive Industry

Explore how the automotive industry is combating the surge in software-related recalls through proactive quality management strategies. Learn how adopting a zero-defect mindset and enhancing quality-management practices can ensure vehicle safety, maintain consumer trust, and uphold brand reputation amidst the growing complexities of modern vehicle electronics. Discover insights from industry leaders on effectively managing software reliability in today's advanced automotive market.
  • Angelika Agapow
  • July 15
  • 13 min
  • Quality Assurance
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Smoke Signals, Sanity Checks, and Regression Reflections: What They Are and When to Use Them

In the realm of software testing, it's crucial to understand various techniques that help maintain code integrity and functionality. Among these techniques are Smoke Signals, Sanity Checks, and Regression Reflections, each serving a unique purpose in identifying and addressing potential issues. By mastering these methods, developers can ensure their software remains robust, reliable, and free of critical errors.
  • Emilia KrzemiÅ„ska-Komenda
  • July 10
  • 4 min
  • Automotive

From Acknowledgment to Action in Automotive Technical Debt Reduction

Discover the steps the automotive industry must take to manage and reduce technical debt. Explore how identifying and addressing deferred maintenance and suboptimal coding practices can lead to long-term sustainability and enhanced competitiveness. Learn actionable insights on integrating technology effectively within this crucial sector.
  • Angelika Agapow
  • July 03
  • 21 min
  • Automotive

How Can the Automotive Industry Address IT Talent Challenges

Facing talent shortages in the automotive industry? Discover how strategic hiring, retention, and education initiatives can help your company stay competitive and innovative. Learn more about overcoming IT talent challenges to drive success in the era of electric and autonomous vehicles.
  • Angelika Agapow
  • July 01
  • 7 min
  • Automotive

Future-Proofing the Automotive Industry: Integrating Tech Debt Management into Strategic Planning

Unlock the secrets to maintaining long-term sustainability and competitiveness in the automotive industry by integrating technical debt management into your strategic planning. Dive deep into understanding technical debt and how it impacts operational costs and safety. Learn proactive strategies to address these issues, boosting efficiency and securing your company's competitive edge.
  • Angelika Agapow
  • June 28
  • 13 min
  • Automotive

Embracing Lean Principles to Address Technical Debt in Automotive

Discover how embracing Lean principles can help automotive companies effectively manage technical debt. In an industry where speed to market and innovation are crucial, addressing technical debt is essential for maintaining safety, reliability, and integrating cutting-edge technologies. Learn strategies to optimize workflows, enhance quality, reduce costs, and ensure long-term success.
  • Angelika Agapow
  • June 27
  • 22 min
  • Automotive
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Steps Dealers Can Take to Reduce Cybersecurity Risks

Car dealerships are increasingly becoming targets for cyber threats, making it imperative to adopt comprehensive cybersecurity measures. To safeguard sensitive customer data and maintain business continuity, dealerships must implement a series of strategic steps. This guide outlines essential actions such as securing Dealer Management Systems (DMS), adhering to data protection regulations, and employing robust risk management practices.
  • Monika Stando
  • June 26
  • 12 min
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Impostor Syndrome and the Dunning-Kruger Effect in IT

In the fast-paced world of IT, professionals often grapple with complex psychological phenomena that can significantly impact their careers. Impostor Syndrome, where individuals doubt their skills despite evident success, and the Dunning-Kruger Effect, where those with limited knowledge overestimate their abilities, are particularly prevalent in this industry. Join us as we delve into these contrasting cognitive biases, exploring their roots, effects, and strategies for overcoming them to foster a healthier work environment.
  • Emilia KrzemiÅ„ska-Komenda
  • June 25
  • 7 min
  • Automotive

How DevOps Culture Can Minimize Technical Debt in Automotive Process Software

Learn how adopting a DevOps culture can help minimize technical debt in automotive process software. Explore the benefits of continuous integration, automated testing, and improved collaboration to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and maintain high-quality standards.
  • Angelika Agapow
  • June 24
  • 11 min
  • Automotive

Quantifying Technical Debt in the Automotive Industry

Discover the importance of quantifying technical debt in the automotive industry. Learn how poor architectural decisions, quick fixes, and inadequate testing can affect vehicle safety, increase costs, and delay product releases. Understand the financial impact, prioritize debt repayment, and improve resource allocation for better risk management and strategic planning.
  • Angelika Agapow
  • June 21
  • 16 min
  • Automotive

Managing Technical Debt for Automotive Industry Resilience

Explore how automotive companies can effectively manage technical debt to maintain resilience and competitive advantage. Learn about the implications of technical debt in automotive software development, the risks of neglecting it, and strategies for balancing rapid innovation with long-term sustainability. Dive into practical insights for ensuring safety, reducing costs, and meeting market demands efficiently.
  • Angelika Agapow
  • June 12
  • 19 min

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Director of Software Delivery at NBS

The IT system supporting the work of retail outlets is the foundation of our business. The ability to optimize and adapt it to the needs of all entities in the PSA Group is of strategic importance and we consider it a step into the future. This project is a huge challenge: not only for us in terms of organization, but also for our partners – including Hicron – in terms of adapting the system to the needs and business models of PSA. Cooperation with Hicron consultants, taking into account their competences in the field of programming and processes specific to the automotive sector, gave us many reasons to be satisfied.

 

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