
Matthias Traub
President & Managing Director of Vector Informatik, automotive software expert with 20+ years in E/E architecture and SDV development at Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Volkswagen.
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May 29, 2026
Boss Talk: QNX and Vector Presidents on Simplifying the Complexity of Future Cars
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Ed LohHOST
What, what would you say is the top three, top two main value proposition of Alloy Core for a major car manufacturer?

Matthias TraubGUEST
For me, it's first of all that our customers get something pre-integrated so they can safeguard development time, development costs, becau- because we are doing the job before they start with their, uh, development of the EC- of an ECU or a new platform.

Matthias TraubGUEST
This is the, the, the, the biggest difference comp- uh, compared to the time before where we are asked by an OEM, "Hey, we need an operating system.

Matthias TraubGUEST
Hey Vector, please, uh, offer something," and then they, we are starting from scratch.

Matthias TraubGUEST
Now, the starting point is much higher, so you can have the development time shrink down to two years compared to four years before, for example.