Technology firm Wipro and Italian supplier to the auto sector, Marelli, have entered into a multi-year global agreement for automotive engineering services. Wipro said it would leverage its EngineeringNXT framework and automotive engineering expertise to establish a software engineering factory for Marelli. It would also help improve Marelli’s operational efficiency, it added.
College of DuPage will host a series of free virtual events during STEM Week, running Monday, Sept. 21, to Saturday, Sept. 26. The week will include daily social media highlights on the College’s Facebook and/or Instagram platforms as well as livestreamed videos via YouTube. All livestream events take place at 7 p.m. and can be accessed on the College’s Livestream page.
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“When people think of studying STEM, they don’t usually think about starting at a community college,” said COD STEM Outreach Coordinator Sara Spaniol. “We want to change that. STEM Week allows us to highlight all the amazing reasons why College of DuPage is at the forefront of STEM education. Participants will hear from faculty, alumni and current experts in the field, see some of our unique spaces virtually and learn how to fund their STEM education, among other things.”
The “Global Automotive Engineering Services Market Analysis 2020” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
The Global Automotive Engineering Services market is expected to reach $387.83 billion by 2026 growing at a CAGR of 14.2% during 2019 to 2026.
Automotive engineering services incorporate servicing and investigative of mechanical, electrical, electronics, and software systems of a vehicle. Automotive engineering services develop, fabricate, & test components of a vehicle or the whole from the concept phase to the use phase. It could either be outsourced by the manufacturers or done by themselves called in-house automotive engineering services.
While some of the elements like increasing demand for superior connectivity solutions, implementation of EV’s and shared mobility for greener environment are driving the market growth. Though, intellectual property (IP) rights for the product and their ownership is restraining the market. Moreover, demand for outsourcing and increase of autonomous vehicles in engineering automotive services are
With some travel restrictions still in place because of COVID-19, many Montrealers have made the most of warmer weather on two wheels.
As a result, for mountain bike enthusiast Jody Arsenault, BEng 12, it’s been a busy season at ArsenoVelo, the mobile bike service and repair shop he opened in 2016.
“This year has been extreme,” Arsenault says. “With COVID-19, the demand has just been incredible — I could not have guessed this would have happened.”
The motivation to start his own business wasn’t hard to come by. “I’ve always been a make-my-own-path type of person,” he says. “I thought of ways to open and start my own company and, given my experience, it was somewhat of an easy transition.”
Following his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at Concordia’s Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science, Arsnenault completed a certificate in bicycle mechanics from the Winterborne Bicycle Institute. With
