Summary
Summary
In this insightful panel moderated by Frank Bignone, industry leaders shared how their organizations are navigating AI transformation to build agility and drive innovation.
Richard Koh (Microsoft) emphasized Microsoft's internal adoption of AI as “customer zero,” showcasing how AI is embedded across operations. He highlighted global compliance challenges and the transformative potential of multi-agent systems in optimizing workflows.
Dr.-Ing. Norbert W. Alt (FEV Group) discussed agility in automotive engineering, focusing on systems engineering and the shift toward software-defined vehicles, accelerated by the rise of electric vehicles.
Dr.-Ing. Tomas Smetana (ebm‑papst) defined agility as adaptability and stressed the importance of strategic partnerships. He shared AI applications in product development, customer configurators, and data center cooling, demonstrating how AI enhances efficiency and reduces time-to-market.
Key Takeaways
AI as a Strategic Enabler of Agility
Richard emphasized Microsoft’s role as “customer zero,” using AI internally to drive transformation. He also highlighted multi-agent systems for workflow optimization.
Systems Engineering in Automotive Innovation
Dr. Norbert highlighted systems engineering and software-defined vehicles as key drivers of agility, with EVs accelerating this shift in automotive development.
AI-Driven Efficiency and Customization
Dr. Tomas shared AI use in product development, customer configurators, and cooling systems—cutting time-to-market and energy costs significantly.
FPT as a Strategic Partner for AI Transformation
Dr. Tomas also emphasized strategic partnerships, naming FPT as a key ally in helping ebm‑papst stay agile and competitive amid rapid AI evolution.
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