BMW
Expertise in every cell.
02 May 2024
The BMW Group is taking a forward-looking step with the Cell Manufacturing Competence Center in Parsdorf (CMCC). It is uniquely bundling the entire knowledge base for product and process.
“I think we’re moving in exactly the right direction” – battery expertise at the BMW Group.
30 Apr 2024
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) early this year, the BMW Group showed once again how it is shaping digital future mobility in terms of the user experience.
The new MINI Aceman.
24 Apr 2024
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) early this year, the BMW Group showed once again how it is shaping digital future mobility in terms of the user experience.
Automated Surface Processing.
17 Apr 2024
BMW Group Plant Regensburg is the first car plant in the world to use an end-to-end digitalised and automated process to inspect, process and mark painted vehicle surfaces in series production.
Joint ventures in Romania and India.
15 Apr 2024
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) early this year, the BMW Group showed once again how it is shaping digital future mobility in terms of the user experience.
Timing is key.
03 Apr 2024
BMW Group has been operating Production Network 2 since 1957 for local production in markets with high import duties. PNW2 currently includes seven plants in Asia, North Africa, and South America.
Production Network 2 of the
29 Mar 2024
BMW Group has been operating Production Network 2 since 1957 for local production in markets with high import duties. PNW2 currently includes seven plants in Asia, North Africa, and South America.
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By Kiron Kasbekar | 13 Dec 2023
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The rise and fall of Nokia
By Aniket Gupta | 07 Dec 2023
My interest is stories about dominant companies that failed all of a sudden. These companies were once etched into people’s minds but have since become a symbol of nostalgia. One such company, which was the biggest in its industry before it failed catastrophically, is Nokia.
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