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In this blog I explore what the automotive industry has been doing to address the potential disruption, analyze the effects of these initial steps, and provide recommendations on what corporations could be doing better. 2013 R&D spend (in US$B). Rank by Innovation. Rank by R&D Spend. R&D as % of Annual Revenue.
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