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FEATURES BY DEPARTMENT
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Touch and Go
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| Automakers currently face the dilemma of how to give customers the increased in-car functionality they demand without creating a corresponding rise in driver distraction. One answer is to better utilize the sense of touch. BMW has done it with its controversial new iDrive system, but will others follow? |
A Slice of pi
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| As business and technology manager for Pi Technology, Julian Styles has first-hand knowledge of the telematics industry. His company is a subsidiary of Ford, but works for OEMs and suppliers as though it was independent, responding to their needs as well as those of consumers. From this, he has gained a clear idea of what constitutes good telematics design, but says it's much too early in the process to pick winners and losers. |
PLM: Where product meets process
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What pdm is to product, plm is to process. here's what the buzz is all about.
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Microscopic Manufacturing at Motorola
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| Making the microprocessors that are the brains of a vehicle's electronic systems requires an attention to detail that borders on fanaticism and a plant floor that is 10,000 times cleaner than a hospital operating room. |
447,000 Heads Are Better Than One
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| Thinking about implementing a knowledge management (KM) program? If not, you should consider just how much brain poweryour organization isn't using to its full extent. |
SUPPLEMENT
 A regional supplement
Full Metal Jacket
Services Meet Solutions
COLUMNS
Gary Vasilash - Marginal: Creating Tomorrow
Ted Pollock - On the Management Side: When Performance Doesn't Match Potential
Martin Piszczalski - Information Technology Update: eSourcing To the Rescue
Gary Vasilash - On Materials: The Glass-Electronics Connection
Christopher Sawyer - Dudder: Bad Brakes
Christopher Sawyer - On Cars: Lincoln Takes Flight—Again
William Kimberly - EuroAuto: Better Cars for People Who Walk
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