Manufacturers in the automotive industry face increasing competitive pressures to achieve faster time to market. In response, the automotive industry must shorten the design cycle and save costs by improving. IBM has scalable tools and systems to help participants in the automotive design process benefit from a grid implementation. Grid computing is a services-oriented architectural approach that uses open standards to enable distributed computing over the Internet, a private network or both. Participants in the automotive design process can use open standards-based grid techniques to virtualize disparate, heterogeneous systems into single, unified and centrally managed instances.
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