#11 - Kari Penttilä, Smart Train Technology (Englisch Episode)

Kari is a highly experienced leader in the field of embedded software and hardware/electronics. This equips him with the essential components to develop mobility products such as Smart Trains. Mobility is crucial for social and economic activities, and the key point is that mobility products provide value to their users through physical and digital experiences. At EKE-Electronics, Kari brings together the topics of software and hardware to create Smart Trains. In the podcast, Kari discusses challenges, such as meeting a product's demand for a 30-year lifespan and how operational disruptions can incur significant costs. Enjoy listening! Links to topics mentioned in the podcast: https://www.eke-electronics.com/company/- Website von EKE-Electronics. https://www.eke-electronics.com/careers/ -Kari und EKE-Electronics suchen Software Spezialisten für Embedded Software Systeme. https://jonesbo.com/ - Buch Empfehlung von Kari im Bereich Krimis. http://www.besteduchina.com/railway_engineering_technology.html - Informationen über Train Technology Universities in China. https://www.railengineer.co.uk/upgrading-london-undergrounds-central-line-tube-stock/ - Information über EKE-Electronics Zusammenarbeit mit der London Underground Central line. Englisch: Welcome to Episode 11 of the product-focused podcast (Episode in English) this time with Kari Penttilä, Vice President of Product and R&D at EKE-Electronics, discussing Smart Train technology. Kari is a highly experienced leader in the field of embedded software and hardware/electronics. This background equips him with the essential components needed to develop mobility products like Smart Trains. Mobility is crucial for social and economic activities, with the key point being that mobility products provide value to their users through physical and digital experiences. At EKE-Electronics, Kari brings together the topics of software and hardware to create Smart Trains. In the podcast, Kari shares insights, such as the challenges involved when a product is expected to have a lifespan of 30 years, and operational disruptions can result in substantial costs. Enjoy listening!