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I am someone who gets to lead a large team along

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of people who build software for the Volkswagen Group.

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This means that when robots in factories build cars

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or people also build cars,

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there is always a certain logic to how this happens.

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And there's software behind it, as with everything.

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And this software

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is perhaps a bit older and we are making the software viable for the future and rethinking it a bit.

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and rethink it a little bit and have to
do that because in the future we're going to have



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more efficient, more sustainable
and also more user-centric.

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I'm Ole and I'm a servant leader from

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the Software and Innovation Center in Hanover.

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So I've always been a storyteller,

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making up stories and listening to radio plays.

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And what I notice is that in our society quite often the wrong stories are told.

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Stories of threats.
Stories of problems.


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And I want to tell good stories.

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I want to take away some of the fear people have about the future.

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But I also want to listen carefully, who needs what?

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And mobility, of course, fits very, very well with what I do.

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Mobility can change this society in many, many directions.

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I believe, it can solve many problems,

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we have because our world will look different in the future.

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We need to think more sustainably.

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Mobility can solve problems by causing less mobility.

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With algorithms, we can,



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as it is happening right now with ridesharing, for example,

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we can check out: Who needs to get from A to B and how can we help

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that people get from A to B as efficiently as possible.

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Similar to a train.

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And that's a story that you tell

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or example, of saying I can have a great vacation

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 and I won't be penalized if I use a different mobility.

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But I can be part of that, to be able to say, I offer you this mobility

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and you can see if it works for you.



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Telling a story has a team behind it.

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I can tell a story of future software products.

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But I need people who can build it.
Because I can't do that.

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I can't write any code.

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I also can't figure out what people need.


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That's not my skill.

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But I can tell the story
and can think together with people

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how can we turn the story
into a product?