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10 Ways AI Is Improving New Product Development

10 Ways AI Is Improving New Product Development

By Louis Columbus on July 25, 2020

Startups’ ambitious AI-based new product development is driving AI-related investment with $16.5B raised in 2019, driven by 695 deals according to PwC/CB Insights MoneyTree Report, Q1 2020. AI expertise is a skill product development teams are ramping up their recruitment efforts to find, with over 7,800 open positions on Monster, over 3,400 on LinkedIn and […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software, Trends & Concepts | Tagged AI, Artificial intelligence, BMC, BMC Autonomous Digital Enterprise, Capgemini, dev/ops, Louis Columbus' blog, machine learning, Nissan, product development, startups

The zero-emissions Nissan Leaf test drive

The zero-emissions Nissan Leaf test drive

By Tom Raftery on August 31, 2010

I love the idea of electric cars and have done for a long time. Recently, one of my best friends Ray Flynn, proprietor of Flynns Garage (a Nissan Dealership in Carlow, Ireland), contacted me to let me know he is one of only 15 Nissan dealerships in Ireland who have been approved to sell the […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged bev, demand response, Electric car, electric vehicle, electric vehicles, EV, load shifting, Nissan, Nissan Leaf, smart grid

Image credit: Nissan Auto Cars

Supply Risk Lessons from Nissan’s Recent Production Shutdown

By Jason Busch on August 3, 2010

In July, Nissan had to commence a three-day shutdown at four of its manufacturing plants because of a supply shortage of key chip components from Hitachi. According to EE Times, “Nissan Motor Co. announced here that it is suspending production lines at four of the company’s five domestic assembly plants for three days starting Wednesday, […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Engine control unit, Hitachi, Manufacturing, Nissan, supply chain, supply risk

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