Bofors is portrayed through a humorous comparison with Volvo as a company whose engineering habits survive changes in ownership. In the imagined exchange, the parent requests a gun configured for its needs and receives a design that will not fit its existing mounts. The gun's designers then leave the parent to develop a new mounting. The joke makes engineering independence a source of integration work even when the companies belong to the same corporate group.
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A Bofors analogy links engineering independence to integration problems
A comic comparison with Volvo presents Bofors engineering independence as a possible complication for the parent company's mounts and interfaces.