Legacy Transformation - The need for a data driven cultural shift

Show Notes

How does infrastructure renewal and application modernisation help automakers become more agile? Whenever the question of shaping the future arises, one of the first decisions that needs to be made is to whether to build upon the past or to start afresh.  

 

Legacy transformation is a topic that has long plagued the auto industry. It is one of those problems that does not have one easy solution, but many possible paths that call for a culture shift from a legacy mindset to a data-driven world. 

 

In this episode of Driving the Future we explore possible ways to deal with this elephant in the room. Together with our guests, Capgemini’s Fabienne Lefever and Frank Wammes, we explore working with greenfield vs brownfield plants and how data, outsourcing and collaboration can help with not just legacy transformation but also contribute towards sustainability of the industry. 

 

Our Guests -

 

Fabienne Lefever

Head of Automotive CoE - Capgemini Engineering

 

Frank Wammes

Frank Wammes - Global Account Executive - Capgemini

 

Our Host - 

Greg Nieuwsma

Head of Social Content Studio at Capgemini

 

What is Driving the Future?

Driving the Future is a podcast about where the automotive industry is going, and how not only to keep up with the rapidly changing business, but to shape it.

Fueled by such factors as the climate crisis and the digital revolution, the automotive industry is changing. Whether we’re talking about autonomous cars and electric vehicles or the new customer experiences that digital technologies enable, whether it’s transforming from being an auto manufacturer into an organization that provides mobility services, the map of the industry is being re-drawn. Are you going to follow the path that others lay out, or grab the wheel and shape the future of mobility yourself? The promise of technology is big, but how do you get there?

Driving the Future is a podcast by Capgemini.