Global Impact Jam November 9-11 – Challenge number 3 - Decentralized, distributed working methods How should we develop our working methods to make sure it is possible for competence from all over the world to be part of, and contribute to, NIRA’s business? The vision is to have teams and individuals all over the world, and at the same time minimize the number of trips. The challenges that NIRA faces is how to get a fully functional business with a decentralized/distributed development. What will be the challenges and how do we prepare the organization for that kind of change? globalimpactjam.se/

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Starting 2019, Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) will become mandatory in China. As the legislation is well balanced and technology neutral, it allows both indirect and direct TPMS technology. Indirect systems are sensor-less and software-based and the direct systems are hardware sensors measuring the pressure. Traffic safety and the environment will benefit a lot from the introduction of TPMS. But the environmental effects will also depend on which TPMS technology is being used. If all 25 million cars should be equipped with dTPMS, this means about 10,000 tons of electronic waste – every year. TPI however, requires no extra sensors. Software does not break, it does not wear and it does not need to be transported or disposed of. This is key on the biggest market in the world and it will allow car manufacturers to be on the forefront of reducing the environmental impact. NIRA will be exhibiting at SAECCE November 6-8th in Shanghai where we will be displaying TPI. Meet us there! www.saecce.org.cn

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