Red Sofa Interview: Volkswagen’s Frank Göller on Catena-X and supercharging automotive supply chains
At the recent Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Digital Strategies conference in Germany, Frank Göller, head of digital production and processes, Volkswagen Group, and vice-president of internationalisation at Catena-X, said the data-sharing platform is built on strong automotive players who shared the same ideas and agenda, including collaboration and data security. But what does that mean for automotive supply chains and logistics? Watch to find out more…

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The Volkswagen Group has been exploring and developing platforms since 2018 but disruptions and the need to boost supply chain control meant that it needed to foster further collaborations through expanded data networks. The Catena-X platform is now reshaping automotive supply chain collaborations as we know it, allowing for secure data exchange and unveiling unparalleled transparencies for the automotive industry. Göller says that true transparency can only work with long data chains. The greater the collaboration, the greater the transparency.
Catena-X’s plays a pivotal role in ensuring data sovereignty by allowing automotive companies greater control over their data, and enhanced supply chain visibility.
In this red sofa interview, Göller discusses the need for global collaboration and making the platform further accessible for small to medium-sized companies. Catena-X is a global initiative, and Göller talks about its user-friendly, plug-and-play approach for widespread industry adoption.