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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Horace Dediu and Jim Zellmer discuss the politics, processes and possibilities of cars in light of: 1. Young people deferring drivers licenses. 2. The growth of car sharing. 3. Practical alternative power trains. 4. Urbanization. 5. Increased Congestion. 6. Driverless cars. 7. Rise of the "App Economy". Hosted by Horace Dediu & Jim Zellmer.
Update frequency:
bimonthly
Average audio length:
62 minutes
English
United States
44 episodes
since June 4, 2013
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
"Honda Took Pride in Doing Everything Itself. The Cost of Technology Made That Impossible".
Edward Niedermeyer and Bertel Schmitt join Horace and Jim. We begin with a discussion of Honda and automotive grade linux.
We shift gears a bit and consider transport as a service around the globe. We…
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Auto industry "propagandist" and now journalist Bertel Schmitt joins us for a conversation on Tesla, disruption, entry level cars, Japan and the looming manufacturing tour.
Tarun Kajeepeta joins us to discuss Condor Mobility, his subscription model startup and the mobility market.
Horace, Tarun and Jim dive into auto-ecosystem complexity, customer experiences, on boarding, channels, bundling and market opportunities.
We consider the news that BMW's i3 will revert to metal in its next iteration. A question of business models engages much of our conversation, from optimized cars designed for transportation as a service to dynamic routes, pricing and arrival options. Dyson's rumored auto ambitions divert our at…
Does the automotive supply chain drive strategy? What are the new product implications of legacy supply chains? Are organizations bound to supply chain practices? Does Toyota's supply chain structure give them a market advantage?
Why does the Fiat 500's CarPlay work well, but a Chrysler Miniv…
Steve Anderson joins us for a deep dive into the two wheel (powered) world.
We discuss the cultural, safety, legal and engineering aspects of motorcycles and their smaller cousins.
A reflection on the Segway closes our conversation
Would you buy this car?
We begin with a discussion of recent announcements and deal making. Horace questions our four wheel obsession and wonders if the next platform origin might surprise us.
The Economist recently asserted that data is the new oil.
We consider this statement in light of re…
Does place matter?
We consider geography, the hype cycle and S curves while reflecting on what is perhaps, at present a "phoney war"(1).
Does geography play a role in disruption? Are "hyped" optics necessary for the new new thing?
What skills are required for disruptive innovation in and aro…
Cycle times loom larger in the clash of the automotive and smartphone eco-systems. We reflect on BMW's i brand again, while the company appears to retrench and focus on their legacy facilities and cars.
We divert a bit into a discussion of new vs better and the business strategy supporting such …
Can utility companies be recruited to help sell Electric Vehicles when they reward their customers for using less electricity?
This plus the paradoxes of innovations in distribution, sales, regulation and the 1959/1960 Henney Kilowatt.
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