Volkswagen Group Fired Diess Because Of Software Unit Fiasco via insideevs.com
Volkswagen Group's decision to remove Herbert Diess from the position of Chairman of the Group Board of Management last week came as a surprise to many, but the signs that something was brewing at the top of the company were there for some time., Herbert Diess had been overseeing the CARIAD software division ever since, and it would appear the unit's poor performance brought his downfall.of key new Porsche , Audi and Bentley electric vehicles.
While the CARIAD fiasco may have been the final straw that broke the camel's back, it wasn't the only one.
He was informed about the decision around lunchtime the next day, still jet-lagged from his visit to VW's factory in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Diess was given 24 hours to respond and he decided it was time to go after consulting with legal advisers. On July 22,Diess's downfall is a stark reminder of the challenges facing leaders of industrial giants trying to modernize for the digital age.
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