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Februar 14, 2019

Six strategies for success in the next era of mobility

Electromobility and autonomous driving will come. I remember well that even in leading automotive companies this statement was fundamentally questioned just a few years ago. Today, this statement is a common industry assumption. The disagreement in leadership teams remains only about the speed of change and the urgency of action.

Some politicians are still talking about a bright future for the diesel engine, but the leaders of successful automotive companies, suppliers and mobility service providers are already setting their companies up to the next era.

Februar 11, 2019

Interview: Digitalization at the public transport services of Zurich, Switzerland

Recently, Dr. Pero Mićić interviewed Simon Räbsamen of the VBZ and me on the the question of how Zurich’s transport companies have successfully aligned themselves to a digital future.

Some highlights:

Februar 5, 2019

We need vision: How to use your most powerful leadership tool

Successful transformation needs a clear vision. Even in turbulent times, it gives a company the orientation, orientation and clarity it needs to respond to external changes and not only survive the change, but actively participate in shaping it. It gives each individual employee an answer to the questions „Where do we want to go, who do we want to be in the future, what do we want to achieve in X years?“

Januar 30, 2019

Challenge your assumptions: How will the future of mobility REALLY look like?

There are many forecasts and scenarios for the future of mobility. On which can you really build your vision and strategy as an entrepreneur or manager? How will we really be mobile in the future? Rationally we all know that we can not predict the future. And yet, we all have this – perhaps somewhat naïve – desire to be able to foretell it. In my work with leadership teams, I often do a little experiment at the beginning of the collaboration: I ask each member of the executive board to note for themselves which are the three most important market changes of the coming ten years are. Then I ask a second question: Which changes will not occur, event though the are currently discussed? Where will the market still be exactly like today? Then we compare the opinions. The result is almost always: chaos – at least to a degree.

Januar 28, 2019

Surviving Disruption: How Automotive Suppliers Are Transforming for the Age of New Mobility

Much has been written about the disruption of the mobility market. Recently, I presented a conceivable scenario of how the change could occur and how this might impact car trade and after sales services, for example.

The CEO of a major automotive supplier told me last week that he expects more drastic changes in the next five to ten years than in the last thirty.

Januar 23, 2019

Roadmap to Disaster: Why nobody will buy a car in 15 years

Last year, I published this scenario on blog.futuremanagementgroup.com. If I look at it today and reconsider my projects in recent months, it seems even more relevant today. What do you think?

With the Ford Model T, mass motorization began more than 100 years ago. The carriage-dominated street scene was to change completely from 1908 within a few years. By the end of the 1920s, Tin Lizzie was sold by the millions. Many coachbuilders and companies went bankrupt. Some, the more far-sighted, developed into wagon factories, tram companies or car dealers. Motorized private transport has left its mark on the 20th century – a model of success. Now, the automotive industry itself is facing the biggest change in its history. In 15 years, no one will enter a car dealership or buy a car. Those born today may be the first generation without driver’s license.

What will happen? A conceivable roadmap …

November 22, 2018

Let’s Go

I will be writing on my personal and professional opinion on different topics. I will also report on some of my projects and the companies I work for.

I am looking forward for your coments and remarks.