How NIO Built a Unified Work Platform for Automotive Digital Cockpits
The article summarizes NIO R&D architect Min Jie’s presentation at the 2024 GOPS Global Operations Conference, detailing the development of an integrated work platform for automotive digital cockpits, the conference’s focus on DevOps, AIOps, cloud‑native and security, and the broader vision for measurable, observable engineering practices.
Conference Overview
On October 18‑19, 2024, the 24th GOPS Global Operations Conference and R&D Digital Intelligence Summit was held in Shanghai. The two‑day event highlighted hot topics such as large‑model AI, DevOps, SRE, AIOps, BizDevOps, cloud‑native technologies and security, and featured special tracks on large‑model‑driven operations, banking and securities digital transformation, platform engineering, and best practices from leading internet companies.
Keynote: Integrated Work Platform for Automotive Digital Cockpits
Min Jie, an R&D efficiency architect at NIO, delivered a compelling presentation titled “Integrated Work Platform Practice for Automotive Digital Cockpits.” The talk shared NIO’s experience in building a unified platform that supports the entire digital‑cockpit development lifecycle.
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