Production and logistics technology is changing dramatically as the automotive industry adopts electrification and new forms of mobility, but the skills of the workforce need to keep pace because without them no transition is possible.
Production and logistics technology is changing dramatically as the automotive industry adopts electrification and new forms of mobility, but the skills of the workforce need to keep pace because without them no transition is possible. At this week’s Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Europe Live conference, leading executives recognised the need for trained and motivated people at all levels, and how current human resources strategy needed to change to secure it.
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Muthu Maruthachalam C is taking over as president and chief of operations and logistics at Daimler India Commercial Vehicles
Manuel Purwin has taken up the role of chief commercial officer for the EMEA region at Scan Global Logistics
Jens Drewes will take over as CEO of Hellmann Worldwide Logistics in June, replacing Reiner Heiken, who is retiring from the logistics provider
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