Andreas Reiter has been the team leader of NADIN Development and its current headcount of 14 colleagues since May 2017. The aim of the project is to develop a global standard system for importers, which can be adapted to the respective local circumstances. In this interview, Andreas Reiter tells us about his work in South Africa, where he supported the system’s introduction.
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Our Digital Innovation Management Team keeps growing: Thomas Taus joined us in February. In the following interview, he introduces himself and his work as a Data Scientist at Porsche Informatik.
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Many students work part-time to earn money. All the better if they can combine this with vocational experience in their own field and making their first contacts in the professional world. Thanks to a collaboration between Porsche Informatik and Salzburg University, students studying IT, data science or mathematics now have the opportunity to gain the optimum supplement their studies and ideal preparation for their subsequent careers.
Gökhan Özdemir had actually wanted to become a games developer. But his job now is to make the products of Porsche Informatik more interactive and a better experience for the customer. In this interview, he tells us what he likes most about his job and why his current role isn’t actually that far removed from his original career choice.
An unprecedented project was presented within Porsche Informatik at the annual kickoff meeting. It involved using art to visualise what our company stands for. The pictures that were created will be hung up in our stairwells. In our interview, Michaela Alker and Leo Strauß from the art group talked about the development process and their experiences during it. More
Artificial Intelligence expert Ali Naderi joined our Digital Innovation Management team mid-December. In the interview he explains what makes Porsche Informatik and his job at the company so attractive.
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Leading IT corporations, including Porsche Informatik, in cooperation with the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences Information Technology & Systems Management degree program, have created a new studies package. With this we intend to develop a sustainable pool of top talent.
In future the Porsche Colombia importer in Bogotá will supply 40 car dealerships with over 750 parts items; the central parts store contains ca. 20,000 items.
The users are happy with their new solution, the previous system only covered the most essential functions. ETN has already achieved significant performance improvement and process optimisation; the new opportunities in reporting and controlling are also highly appreciated by the Colombian importer.
After Austria and Hungary, Colombia is the third country in which the Porsche Holding Salzburg relies on ETN. The next deployment is already scheduled: in 2017 we are launching a preliminary study for the Chile market; the start is planned for 2018.