Since April 2021, the Munich Consulting Group has been part of the growing partner network of the Zukunftswerkstatt 4.0 in Stuttgart.
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Collecting, evaluating and interpreting data is currently one of the most important steps in the development of the autonomous vehicle to ensure that the car of the (near) future acts reliably, safely and intelligently in every situation. Get an overview of the possibilities of real-time data processing and the benefits of business intelligence and predictive analytics.
Read moreFinally, it's time to get going again! New passes are explored and countless curves want to be conquered. The throttle hand is already tingling and you can hardly wait to race across the asphalt again. In order to be well equipped and carefree to swing on his bike, the service should be made before absolutely at the dealer of confidence. But which one is actually the dealer you trust?
Read moreIn 2020, very few industries were able to celebrate success. The crisis year also had a significant impact on the automotive industry. For the electromobility sector, on the other hand, the picture is more encouraging. In a year with many lows, the sales figures for e-cars set records. The number of new registrations tripled in 2020 compared with the previous year. A survey conducted by Munich Consulting Group provides insight into which aspects are most important for the further development of electromobility in Germany. Read about the forecasts for e-mobility in the areas of sales, range and charging infrastructure, as well as purchase premiums in 2021.
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Structure vs. flexibility; long-term planning vs. short-term sprints – classic or agile project management. The pros and cons of both methods are most likely already well known. But what does this mean in concrete terms for the practical application? When does which management approach make the most sense? Here you can read, among other things, which trends are important in this context and which key factors matter now.
Read moreThe trend towards digital and transparent processes continues to grow in all industries and is now increasingly reaching German car dealerships. When people think of digital processes in car dealerships, they think primarily of car diagnostic equipment or electronic repair support systems. Fully digital service processes, measuring the capacity utilisation in the workshop as well as online appointment booking and transparent tracking of the repair status for the customer are not yet part of the focus of the German dealership organisations. Digitalisation therefore still has enormous potential within the German car dealership landscape.
Read moreAnalyze, combine and interpret existing company data – and create the fundament for valid and more efficient decisions. With a systematic analysis, Business Intelligence (BI), processes and procedures in the company can be evaluated and clearly presented.
Read moreWith the noticeably rising demand for recreational vehicles and the regionality in relation to vacation homes, there is far-reaching potential in the area of sales and after-sales to promote sustainable customer loyalty and align the business segments with the future needs of end customers.
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Data displays the most important raw material of the 21st century. No economic good will be of greater importance in the future than qualified data from customers. The company-internal collection and use of data, considering the GDPR, ensures sustainable sales success and reduces the costs for generating leads.
Read moreWhat must an independent workshop do to remain competitive in the long term? What is the current position of smaller businesses in particular and what digitization measures are necessary to ensure future viability in rural areas as well? Which processes can be automated without losing personal customer contact and what kind of consulting services must an independent workshop offer today with regard to spare parts to be fitted?
These and other questions were addressed by the Munich Consulting Group in a field study in the region of Oberfranken/Oberpfalz, in which 51 smaller independent workshops were asked to assess the current situation.
DownloadHow can audits take place when general exit and travel restrictions apply? To ensure that the evaluation of processes, structures and guidelines against the required standards in companies and their environment can continue to be carried out during the Corona period, an implementation had to be developed in a short time without the presence of the auditor on site.
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Today, good customer service is one of the most important factors in winning and keeping customers. It is therefore essential to make the customer experience as positive as possible and to improve it continuously. One way of doing this could be to automate customer support by means of a chat bot.
Read moreThe new technology of autonomous driving holds great potential for drivers. The driving time in the car can be used freely to reach the destination in comfort. But many drivers have doubts about the safety of self-driving cars. Car manufacturers see a solution to the trust problem in the interface design in the vehicle interior.
Read moreA change in design law should allow third-party manufacturers to reproduce visible spare parts. A transitional period provided for by law could make the whole process a lengthy one.
Read moreGeomarketing analyzes current and potential markets according to spatial structures in order to plan and measurably control product sales more effectively. Geomarketing thus expands the classic marketing mix of product, price, distribution and communication to include geographical consideration.
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The market expectations of independent garages for their parts suppliers have risen significantly in recent years: Ideally, they expect to be able to order original parts from one central location across all brands and then receive the parts together as quickly as possible.
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