CASE STUDY : Automaker Become Software Company 1) How is software adding value to automaker products? Software that improves the customer experience , and the auto industry is working on technology that allow car to be managed via the cloud perhaps, automakers doing the most to innovate with software and apps. It my Ford Touch intense is in dash touch available for select vehicles with control for navigation, music, phone integration and temperature. 2) How are the customer benefits
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Reverse Logistics in Indian Automobile Industry Reverse Logistics is a process in which a product moves in reverse through the supply chain network. It may be used for the purpose of recapturing value of a final product or for even proper disposal. It may also be termed – service, as the process of planning, implementing and controlling the efficient and cost effective transfer of raw materials, in-process inventory, finished products and related information, from consumption to the point of origin
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There are many good technologies and even some old ones that are still being changed for the greater good of humanism. Looking at certain technological things long term it is safe to say that some will change dramatically over the course of the next twenty years. With that being said cars is on the list to definitely change how we live in the next twenty years. Nowadays just like we use what is called smart phones well we also have and use smart cars, which is cool. Detroit’s big three auto industry
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Automotive Production Levels The automotive industry is a competitive yet lucrative business industry. Every automotive manufacturer is designing and developing the latest revolutionary model car. Automotive manufacturers and dealers are able to price their products at exorbitant prices if they so choose because in most cases the consumer does not have a choice but to purchase a car. We all need transportation and with that in mind automotive traders basically determine product pricing. The market
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Question 3: What other elements of consumer consumption of cars should be built into future models? 1. Auto parking system which will estimate the distance and park automatically 2. GPS system which help and guide consumer in reaching new location. 3. The interior of the car should be more flexible and should flexible to remove it and use it according to the consumer need. 4. The car should run on the solar energy without compromising on speed and performance.(environmental friendly
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The German government and the contribution of it to the national automotive industry It is difficult to assess the contribution of the German government to the national automotive industry especially as it has evolved over the last several decades. Germany was one of the first nations to embrace the automobile industry when the technology first emerged in the late nineteenth century. This new technology chimed with the technological orientation of the country which, at the time and as now, was
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Concept Description Zineldin (2004) defines Coopetition as “a business situation in which independent parties cooperate with one another and coordinate their activities, thereby collaborating to achieve mutual goals, but at the same time compete with each other as well as with other firms” The paper predicts that organisations of the future need to engage in Coopetition in a carefully planned and managed and controlled way in order to deliver synergy and enjoy a win-win situation. The paper
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The North American electric car market is at the ferment stage of development. Google “electric car” and you will get many start-ups with their design and plans to “make” the market. The big auto companies have their planned models and so do numerous venture capital start-ups. They all seem to be about 2-3 years away from launching their products. The problem is battery range and power. With today’s technology, a small, low cost mass produced eCar would have a range of about 80 miles on a charge
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Market value The Indian new cars market grew by 40.4% in 2010 to reach a value of $48.5 billion. a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.8% between 2006 and 2010. Market value forecast In 2015, the Indian new cars market is forecast to have a value of $134.5 billion, an increase of 177.3% since 2010. Market volume The Indian new cars market grew by 29.2% in 2010 to reach a volume of 2.5 million units. Market volume forecast In 2015, the Indian new cars market is forecast to have a volume
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Detroit’s Perfect Storm sets Sales up for Bailout By Jeffrey Adik Copyright © November 2008 Jeffrey Adik Intraduce, LLC | All Rights Reserved The domestic automotive crisis embodies the perfect storm. The gale-forces our economy now faces are the result of a lengthy series of events that have effectively frozen consumer lending and generated an extraordinary global lack of trust across all investor categories. Attempts by the international market to hedge the crisis, through US currency
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