<p>This paper establishes that resilience to obsolescence requires a close link between information literacy in one's sector (industrial and economic) and the ability to anticipate changes (technical and sectoral). Based on an industrial case study, in the automotive manufacturing sector, it is intended to be an engineering analysis in industrial technology with the aim of demonstrating that there is a new axis of reflection, allowing a better performance of the company. This research applies to the different life cycles that we have defined and which are sections of the global life cycle. Links are demonstrated between the economic risks to the different types of obsolescence. This article addresses a new research axis in business&nbsp;intelligence, for the benefit of a better technological and industrial management.&nbsp; But also, a new source of data collection to predict market developments, support decision support and the implementation of strategic development plans.&nbsp;Although the tools and exhaustive definitions of the research fields have yet to be built, it is clear that with this type of analysis we can improve economic performance, making it possible to make companies impacted by the issues of constant innovation or O/DMSMS more resilient and thus influence strategic plans for technological development.</p>

Business Intelligence and Obsolescence Engineering: Prediction, Performance and Innovation, Linked Destinies.

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