Analysis of the Global Value Chain of these 2 OEMs. In addition we made an analysis on the value added distribution and about their Focal Firm position.
Mercedes-Benz wanted to leverage mobile technology at the 2010 Auto Expo, which attracts over 200,000 visitors, to promote their brand. They created a "BluFi zone" at their stall that allowed visitors to access customized content and details about car models on their phones by turning on Bluetooth. Over 60,000 engagements and 18,000 unique users utilized the application, providing great visibility for Mercedes-Benz and showcasing an innovative promotional approach that delivered a superior return on investment.
Phoenix Motorcars selects Wilkin Guge Marketing to lead branding and awareness efforts. Wilkin Guge will develop a branding initiative and integrated marketing campaign. Phoenix Motorcars produces zero-emission electric vehicles and is targeting fleet operators as an initial market. The company will introduce an SUV model in late 2008 as it works to expand consumer availability starting in 2009.
GO PUCK offers hands-free personal power products focused on market dominance through disruptive business models. They have over 100,000 customers and strategic partnerships for technology, marketing, licensing, distribution, and major investors. GO PUCK created the personal power category and aims to revolutionize the wearable power market through their patented battery and mounting technologies. Their products provide power to over 9 billion mobile devices anywhere through versatile, wearable designs that distinguish them from competitors.
Renault Nissan CMF platform for small carsRushLane
A Common Module Family (CMF) is an engineering architecture that covers Renault/Nissan Alliance vehicles, from one or more segments, based on the assembly of compatible Big Modules: engine bay, cockpit, front underbody, rear underbody and electrical/electronic architecture.
Scenarios for the automotive sector in 2020Hugo Garcia
The document summarizes scenarios for the automotive sector in 2020 that were developed from a futures workshop. Four main scenarios were created: Kitt (technologically advanced autonomous vehicles), Chaos (volatile energy prices and social unrest), Utilitarian (rationally efficient small vehicles due to high resource costs), and Car-Toy (cars as a pleasure item due to good public transport). Trends like electrification, safety features, and mobility services were also identified. The scenarios are meant to provide strategic insights, not predictions, about how different factors could influence consumers, brands, and the industry.
CMB was hired to develop and deploy a marketing strategy to introduce Zeta Automotive's autonomous product EconoSpeed to commercial vehicle fleets. CMB identified bus, refuse, and delivery fleets as the most viable targets. Their campaign included events, digital marketing, literature, and apps to build awareness of EconoSpeed's fuel savings. This led to successful trials with major operators and contracts being secured. The campaign significantly improved Zeta's brand recognition and market penetration in the UK and Europe.
Interview with Michael Heimrath, BMW Research and TechnologyMaria Willamowius
Prior to the Autonomous Driving 2014 – The Future of ADAS, we.CONECT spoke with Michael Heimrath, Manager Projects Connected Drive at BMW Research and Technology.
Car sharing allows customers to rent cars for short periods of time, often by the hour. Over 1,000 cities worldwide offer car sharing services. In Italy, car sharing is popular in 11 major cities, with over 30,000 users and 650 vehicles available. Users traveled over 6.6 million km and rented cars for over 1 million hours in 2010. Car sharing organizations allow standardized rental rates across different local providers. The We Sharing app and website allow users to register, reserve, and pay for their rentals using their smartphones.
Mercedes-Benz wanted to leverage mobile technology at the 2010 Auto Expo, which attracts over 200,000 visitors, to promote their brand. They created a "BluFi zone" at their stall that allowed visitors to access customized content and details about car models on their phones by turning on Bluetooth. Over 60,000 engagements and 18,000 unique users utilized the application, providing great visibility for Mercedes-Benz and showcasing an innovative promotional approach that delivered a superior return on investment.
Phoenix Motorcars selects Wilkin Guge Marketing to lead branding and awareness efforts. Wilkin Guge will develop a branding initiative and integrated marketing campaign. Phoenix Motorcars produces zero-emission electric vehicles and is targeting fleet operators as an initial market. The company will introduce an SUV model in late 2008 as it works to expand consumer availability starting in 2009.
GO PUCK offers hands-free personal power products focused on market dominance through disruptive business models. They have over 100,000 customers and strategic partnerships for technology, marketing, licensing, distribution, and major investors. GO PUCK created the personal power category and aims to revolutionize the wearable power market through their patented battery and mounting technologies. Their products provide power to over 9 billion mobile devices anywhere through versatile, wearable designs that distinguish them from competitors.
Renault Nissan CMF platform for small carsRushLane
A Common Module Family (CMF) is an engineering architecture that covers Renault/Nissan Alliance vehicles, from one or more segments, based on the assembly of compatible Big Modules: engine bay, cockpit, front underbody, rear underbody and electrical/electronic architecture.
Scenarios for the automotive sector in 2020Hugo Garcia
The document summarizes scenarios for the automotive sector in 2020 that were developed from a futures workshop. Four main scenarios were created: Kitt (technologically advanced autonomous vehicles), Chaos (volatile energy prices and social unrest), Utilitarian (rationally efficient small vehicles due to high resource costs), and Car-Toy (cars as a pleasure item due to good public transport). Trends like electrification, safety features, and mobility services were also identified. The scenarios are meant to provide strategic insights, not predictions, about how different factors could influence consumers, brands, and the industry.
CMB was hired to develop and deploy a marketing strategy to introduce Zeta Automotive's autonomous product EconoSpeed to commercial vehicle fleets. CMB identified bus, refuse, and delivery fleets as the most viable targets. Their campaign included events, digital marketing, literature, and apps to build awareness of EconoSpeed's fuel savings. This led to successful trials with major operators and contracts being secured. The campaign significantly improved Zeta's brand recognition and market penetration in the UK and Europe.
Interview with Michael Heimrath, BMW Research and TechnologyMaria Willamowius
Prior to the Autonomous Driving 2014 – The Future of ADAS, we.CONECT spoke with Michael Heimrath, Manager Projects Connected Drive at BMW Research and Technology.
Car sharing allows customers to rent cars for short periods of time, often by the hour. Over 1,000 cities worldwide offer car sharing services. In Italy, car sharing is popular in 11 major cities, with over 30,000 users and 650 vehicles available. Users traveled over 6.6 million km and rented cars for over 1 million hours in 2010. Car sharing organizations allow standardized rental rates across different local providers. The We Sharing app and website allow users to register, reserve, and pay for their rentals using their smartphones.
This document discusses KLM Airlines' use of social media. It provides an overview of KLM, which was founded in 1919 and is the oldest airline operating under its original name. The document then analyzes KLM's social media initiatives both internally and externally, compares them to competitors' strategies, and provides recommendations, such as conducting more campaigns to increase awareness of KLM's CSR work in reducing emissions.
Tommy McClung discusses his career in tech and his role as CTO of TrueCar. He explains that building great customer experiences starts with building a great technology platform. He outlines some of the challenges TrueCar faced with its original complex architecture and infrastructure. McClung then describes the new Capsela platform built on AWS, which aims to unify TrueCar's technology stack, enable continuous integration and deployment, simplify monitoring and alerting, and allow the company to focus on building great car buying products and experiences.
interactive, innovative, information touch screens: In headrests in taxis and limos. Also ihubs: 42 inch plasma interactive information screens on street corners. Melbourne first!
BlaBlacar under the lens of the 5 social innovation variables developed by the ESADE. Does it have a social purpose by contributing to solve an emerging societal issue? And might it have other unforeseen impacts in the process?
The BMW strategic plan from 2015-2035 aims to position BMW as a leader in the luxury autonomous car industry, especially in China. BMW plans to sell between 3-6.7 million cars globally by 2035, with 800k-1.8 million in China. This will be achieved through strategic partnerships, an agile corporate culture, and focusing on innovation, collaboration and automation. BMW will monitor trends and regulations closely and remain flexible to changing conditions over the 20 year period.
This document discusses how cars are becoming connected to the internet and cloud-based services, similar to smartphones, and the opportunities this presents for businesses. Key points include:
1) By 2020, 250 million cars will have internet connectivity, allowing access to entertainment, communications, and other services while driving.
2) Connected cars will integrate with users' digital lives and allow remote updates, vehicle-to-vehicle communication, and safety features.
3) This opens opportunities for businesses to provide in-car services, gain more customer data, offer targeted advertising, and develop new apps for the connected car platform. The market for in-vehicle services is expected to increase by $90 billion in the next few years.
The document outlines 4 reasons to outsource an over-the-top (OTT) technology project: 1) It allows companies to focus on their core content business instead of learning OTT tech. 2) Outsourcing handles day-to-day updates and challenges freeing internal teams. 3) It reduces the need to hire in-house engineering talent, saving time and money. 4) Outsourcing an OTT platform is less expensive than building one from scratch and provides results faster.
Omnicomm is a global fleet management solution provider that has been in business for 20 years. It serves over 110 countries with products used in 11 industries. Omnicomm sees an opportunity to make existing vehicle fleets "smart" through fleet management solutions that provide efficiency, transparency, asset tracking, and predictive maintenance. Partnering with implementation partners, Omnicomm aims to transition fleet management from an operational tool into a business tool that provides advanced analytics and insights to fleet operators and executives.
G motit project - Overview of the Vehicle Sharing Market Creafutur
Vehicle sharing is a growing market, fueled by trends of urbanization and declining private vehicle ownership. The number of car sharing members grew from 0.35 million in 2006 to an estimated 6.5 million in 2015, and the market is expected to grow at 30% annually. Vehicle sharing includes round-trip car sharing, one-way free-floating car sharing, one-way station-based car sharing, and motorcycle/scooter sharing in some cities. Major operators include Zipcar, Car2Go, DriveNow, and rental car companies. Regulation is mostly at the local level, with governments helping services through communication, permissions, and parking access.
ArvinMeritor is a global supplier of integrated systems and components to the automotive industry. It has over 13,000 employees worldwide and headquarters in Michigan. The company has four business segments: commercial truck, industrial, aftermarket & trailer, and light vehicle systems. It aims to maintain leadership in commercial trucks through advanced technologies. In industrial, it seeks to expand its off-highway business globally. For aftermarket & trailer, the goals are growing the aftermarket business and increasing global trailer market share. Light vehicle systems is focused on divesting that business.
The 2014 National Autobody Congress and Exposition (NACE) was a huge success due to several factors. A new location in Detroit and partnering with other associations brought value to both exhibitors and attendees. There was also great interest in the introduction of new technologies like the 2015 Ford F-150 and its aluminum construction. Speakers at conferences during NACE discussed how advanced technologies, connectivity, and the internet are changing vehicles. The trade show saw high attendance and enthusiasm around learning about new techniques like aluminum repair. The positive attitudes of attendees and their embrace of change to keep up with the evolving industry contributed to NACE's success.
1) Technology consolidation and the shift to cloud computing have diminished the value of hardware for OEMs and created conflicts within traditional sales channels.
2) This "perfect storm" requires more economical ways for OEMs to deliver products globally without channel support. Importer/exporter of record (IOR/EOR) services can fulfill orders around the world at a lower cost than traditional channels.
3) To remain competitive, OEMs should offer a two-tiered sales approach - using traditional channels for region-specific deals but employing IOR/EOR services directly for global deals requiring subscription models or worldwide logistics.
Making of MaaS - how to build a scalable system with no serversSami Pippuri
What is MaaS - the business model, rationale, and finally, how to make it happen for real. We're building a cloud-native IoT stack that runs with no servers to manage, and infrastructure as code.
This document provides a SWOT analysis and discussion of the low-cost airline easyJet. It analyzes easyJet's strengths such as its network and pricing, as well as weaknesses like higher costs than Ryanair. The document then places easyJet between British Airways and Ryanair in Porter's generic strategies, noting it pursues both differentiation and cost leadership. Finally, it discusses the founder Stelios' overall "easy" branding strategy of providing affordable services and goods, and how this strategy could be replicated in other markets requiring accessibility and affordability.
Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) involves providing customers tailored transportation options through a digital platform using real-time data, payments, and transaction handling. MaaS integrates public and private transportation modes like trains, buses, taxis, car sharing, and micromobility through a backend system and app interfaces. While some mobility apps and operators offer individual or limited integrated services, true MaaS provides a high level of multimodal integration on a single platform. Transdev's MaaS approach addresses different customer segments with products like Whim, which offers freedom of mobility through subscription or pay-as-you-go access to multimodal transportation options in cities like Helsinki.
Mercedes-Benz is launching an extensive communications campaign centered around the new brand claim "The best or nothing" to support its product offensive of 16 new models by 2011. The campaign will underscore Mercedes-Benz's ambition to lead in areas like research, production, sales and service through TV, print and online ads featuring employee brand ambassadors starting on June 11, 2010. The visual brand identity will bring the logo and name closer together augmented by the new brand claim.
European Airline Industry - Social Media Review ReportChristianoD7
The document discusses the European airline industry and reviews several major airlines' websites and social media presence. It provides an overview of key trends in the industry, including deregulation leading to more competition, the rise of budget carriers, and recent declines in flights due to economic recession. It profiles the top 5 airlines by passenger volume and reviews their websites and social media accounts, finding that Air France and Lufthansa make the most advanced use of social media while Ryanair and Aer Lingus rely more on their websites. The benefits of social media for airlines are also outlined.
Roland berger automotive_landscape_2025_20110314lauri213
The document discusses trends in the global automotive industry out to the year 2025. It finds that sales and production capacity will dramatically shift to Asia, with China becoming a major hub. This shift could put 300,000 automotive jobs in Europe at risk. Electric vehicles may reach 10% market share by 2025, with hybrids capturing 40%, though internal combustion engines will still power half of new vehicles. Connected cars will also increase, though intelligent transportation solutions will still be largely visionary. Established companies must adapt to challenges from low-cost competitors, new technologies, and new business models like mobility services.
What's Next: The Next Frontier in Automotive Industry Ogilvy Consulting
Between homes and offices most of us spend large amounts of time commuting but a growing awareness of transportation’s ecological impact has triggered a shift towards public and shared transport. Automobiles continue to play a significant role in society, but one that is changing. The entire automotive industry is witnessing massive disruption throughout the value chain.
Digital technology in particular is proving the lever that is shifting the gears of transformation and driving ever more innovative customer experiences. In this session we will understand the major trends driving the automotive industry and how creating and being a part of a pivotal ecosystem experience, is critical for shared success.
This document discusses KLM Airlines' use of social media. It provides an overview of KLM, which was founded in 1919 and is the oldest airline operating under its original name. The document then analyzes KLM's social media initiatives both internally and externally, compares them to competitors' strategies, and provides recommendations, such as conducting more campaigns to increase awareness of KLM's CSR work in reducing emissions.
Tommy McClung discusses his career in tech and his role as CTO of TrueCar. He explains that building great customer experiences starts with building a great technology platform. He outlines some of the challenges TrueCar faced with its original complex architecture and infrastructure. McClung then describes the new Capsela platform built on AWS, which aims to unify TrueCar's technology stack, enable continuous integration and deployment, simplify monitoring and alerting, and allow the company to focus on building great car buying products and experiences.
interactive, innovative, information touch screens: In headrests in taxis and limos. Also ihubs: 42 inch plasma interactive information screens on street corners. Melbourne first!
BlaBlacar under the lens of the 5 social innovation variables developed by the ESADE. Does it have a social purpose by contributing to solve an emerging societal issue? And might it have other unforeseen impacts in the process?
The BMW strategic plan from 2015-2035 aims to position BMW as a leader in the luxury autonomous car industry, especially in China. BMW plans to sell between 3-6.7 million cars globally by 2035, with 800k-1.8 million in China. This will be achieved through strategic partnerships, an agile corporate culture, and focusing on innovation, collaboration and automation. BMW will monitor trends and regulations closely and remain flexible to changing conditions over the 20 year period.
This document discusses how cars are becoming connected to the internet and cloud-based services, similar to smartphones, and the opportunities this presents for businesses. Key points include:
1) By 2020, 250 million cars will have internet connectivity, allowing access to entertainment, communications, and other services while driving.
2) Connected cars will integrate with users' digital lives and allow remote updates, vehicle-to-vehicle communication, and safety features.
3) This opens opportunities for businesses to provide in-car services, gain more customer data, offer targeted advertising, and develop new apps for the connected car platform. The market for in-vehicle services is expected to increase by $90 billion in the next few years.
The document outlines 4 reasons to outsource an over-the-top (OTT) technology project: 1) It allows companies to focus on their core content business instead of learning OTT tech. 2) Outsourcing handles day-to-day updates and challenges freeing internal teams. 3) It reduces the need to hire in-house engineering talent, saving time and money. 4) Outsourcing an OTT platform is less expensive than building one from scratch and provides results faster.
Omnicomm is a global fleet management solution provider that has been in business for 20 years. It serves over 110 countries with products used in 11 industries. Omnicomm sees an opportunity to make existing vehicle fleets "smart" through fleet management solutions that provide efficiency, transparency, asset tracking, and predictive maintenance. Partnering with implementation partners, Omnicomm aims to transition fleet management from an operational tool into a business tool that provides advanced analytics and insights to fleet operators and executives.
G motit project - Overview of the Vehicle Sharing Market Creafutur
Vehicle sharing is a growing market, fueled by trends of urbanization and declining private vehicle ownership. The number of car sharing members grew from 0.35 million in 2006 to an estimated 6.5 million in 2015, and the market is expected to grow at 30% annually. Vehicle sharing includes round-trip car sharing, one-way free-floating car sharing, one-way station-based car sharing, and motorcycle/scooter sharing in some cities. Major operators include Zipcar, Car2Go, DriveNow, and rental car companies. Regulation is mostly at the local level, with governments helping services through communication, permissions, and parking access.
ArvinMeritor is a global supplier of integrated systems and components to the automotive industry. It has over 13,000 employees worldwide and headquarters in Michigan. The company has four business segments: commercial truck, industrial, aftermarket & trailer, and light vehicle systems. It aims to maintain leadership in commercial trucks through advanced technologies. In industrial, it seeks to expand its off-highway business globally. For aftermarket & trailer, the goals are growing the aftermarket business and increasing global trailer market share. Light vehicle systems is focused on divesting that business.
The 2014 National Autobody Congress and Exposition (NACE) was a huge success due to several factors. A new location in Detroit and partnering with other associations brought value to both exhibitors and attendees. There was also great interest in the introduction of new technologies like the 2015 Ford F-150 and its aluminum construction. Speakers at conferences during NACE discussed how advanced technologies, connectivity, and the internet are changing vehicles. The trade show saw high attendance and enthusiasm around learning about new techniques like aluminum repair. The positive attitudes of attendees and their embrace of change to keep up with the evolving industry contributed to NACE's success.
1) Technology consolidation and the shift to cloud computing have diminished the value of hardware for OEMs and created conflicts within traditional sales channels.
2) This "perfect storm" requires more economical ways for OEMs to deliver products globally without channel support. Importer/exporter of record (IOR/EOR) services can fulfill orders around the world at a lower cost than traditional channels.
3) To remain competitive, OEMs should offer a two-tiered sales approach - using traditional channels for region-specific deals but employing IOR/EOR services directly for global deals requiring subscription models or worldwide logistics.
Making of MaaS - how to build a scalable system with no serversSami Pippuri
What is MaaS - the business model, rationale, and finally, how to make it happen for real. We're building a cloud-native IoT stack that runs with no servers to manage, and infrastructure as code.
This document provides a SWOT analysis and discussion of the low-cost airline easyJet. It analyzes easyJet's strengths such as its network and pricing, as well as weaknesses like higher costs than Ryanair. The document then places easyJet between British Airways and Ryanair in Porter's generic strategies, noting it pursues both differentiation and cost leadership. Finally, it discusses the founder Stelios' overall "easy" branding strategy of providing affordable services and goods, and how this strategy could be replicated in other markets requiring accessibility and affordability.
Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) involves providing customers tailored transportation options through a digital platform using real-time data, payments, and transaction handling. MaaS integrates public and private transportation modes like trains, buses, taxis, car sharing, and micromobility through a backend system and app interfaces. While some mobility apps and operators offer individual or limited integrated services, true MaaS provides a high level of multimodal integration on a single platform. Transdev's MaaS approach addresses different customer segments with products like Whim, which offers freedom of mobility through subscription or pay-as-you-go access to multimodal transportation options in cities like Helsinki.
Mercedes-Benz is launching an extensive communications campaign centered around the new brand claim "The best or nothing" to support its product offensive of 16 new models by 2011. The campaign will underscore Mercedes-Benz's ambition to lead in areas like research, production, sales and service through TV, print and online ads featuring employee brand ambassadors starting on June 11, 2010. The visual brand identity will bring the logo and name closer together augmented by the new brand claim.
European Airline Industry - Social Media Review ReportChristianoD7
The document discusses the European airline industry and reviews several major airlines' websites and social media presence. It provides an overview of key trends in the industry, including deregulation leading to more competition, the rise of budget carriers, and recent declines in flights due to economic recession. It profiles the top 5 airlines by passenger volume and reviews their websites and social media accounts, finding that Air France and Lufthansa make the most advanced use of social media while Ryanair and Aer Lingus rely more on their websites. The benefits of social media for airlines are also outlined.
Roland berger automotive_landscape_2025_20110314lauri213
The document discusses trends in the global automotive industry out to the year 2025. It finds that sales and production capacity will dramatically shift to Asia, with China becoming a major hub. This shift could put 300,000 automotive jobs in Europe at risk. Electric vehicles may reach 10% market share by 2025, with hybrids capturing 40%, though internal combustion engines will still power half of new vehicles. Connected cars will also increase, though intelligent transportation solutions will still be largely visionary. Established companies must adapt to challenges from low-cost competitors, new technologies, and new business models like mobility services.
What's Next: The Next Frontier in Automotive Industry Ogilvy Consulting
Between homes and offices most of us spend large amounts of time commuting but a growing awareness of transportation’s ecological impact has triggered a shift towards public and shared transport. Automobiles continue to play a significant role in society, but one that is changing. The entire automotive industry is witnessing massive disruption throughout the value chain.
Digital technology in particular is proving the lever that is shifting the gears of transformation and driving ever more innovative customer experiences. In this session we will understand the major trends driving the automotive industry and how creating and being a part of a pivotal ecosystem experience, is critical for shared success.
Ford owns several automobile brands globally and has been focusing on developing electric and autonomous vehicles. Some key points:
- Ford owns Lincoln, Mercury, Jaguar, Land Rover, Mazda, Volvo, and other brands across the world.
- Their future focus is on developing autonomous driving technologies, electric vehicles, and mobility services to reduce emissions and pollution.
- Ford plans to invest $11 billion to launch 40 electric vehicles including 16 all-electric models by 2022 as part of achieving their objectives.
- Their strengths include their brand image, consumer trust, technological capabilities, and consistent financial performance which they are leveraging to transition to new mobility technologies.
Volvo realized that as cars became more technologically advanced, they needed to develop more direct relationships with consumers to stay competitive. They transformed their business model from solely B2B to B2B2C by providing direct services to consumers through digital technologies like connectivity features and roadside assistance, without disrupting relationships with dealers. This allowed Volvo to evolve from just selling products to offering value-added services and develop new digital businesses. They implemented features like "Push to Talk" and the "Volvo On Call" service to connect directly with drivers and create a more consumer-centric business model.
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László Kishonti, CEO of AImotive, presents the "Shifts in the Automated Driving Industry" tutorial at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit.
2018 will have a lasting effect on the self-driving industry, as key stakeholders have turned from the unattainable goal of full autonomy by 2021 to more realistic development and productization roadmaps. This will in turn result in consolidation in the automated driving industry, which is currently too fragmented. To realize self- driving and gain regulatory, consumer and (in the case of startups) investor trust, Kishonti suggests in this presentation, the walled-garden approaches of the industry must change to a more collaborative approach.
To support collaboration, cooperation and standardization, companies must adapt the way they create their software solutions and move to more modular designs. The companies with the most effective and meaningful collaborations will be the ones that survive the inevitable consolidation of the automated driving industry.
The event is a knowledge exchange platform bringing together all stakeholders playing an active role in the innovation, technology, connected car & autonomous driving business development scene.
Europe’s leading event in this field is a combination of inspirational expert keynotes and well-moderated, interactive World Café sessions, private discussion rounds and networking sessions. Join the conversations of over 2 days of knowledge exchange to gain a deeper understanding of the latest trends, disruptors in the future of connected car and autonomous vehicle ecosystem & impact on automotive smart mobility business strategies.
This presentation provides a brief overview of the key business challenges facing the automotive industry today and how GXS helps companies address these challenges via GXS Trading Grid, the world’s largest cloud integration platform. The presentation also provides a few short case studies on how companies are using GXS solutions.
The document announces the Connected Cars 2014 event taking place on June 24-25 in Amsterdam. It will bring together over 3,000 attendees, 125 exhibitors, and 250 speakers from the automotive and technology industries. The event will focus on collaboration between car manufacturers and cellular connectivity providers to address challenges in meeting consumer demand for increased connectivity. It will also explore business models and strategies for generating revenue from connected car technologies and data. The agenda will include panels and presentations on topics like developing the connected car ecosystem, realizing profit potential, delivering infotainment experiences, and navigating the future of connectivity and mobility.
The Power Of Ecosystems - Why 2016 Is The Year Of The Automotive EcosystemCloudMade
The consumer electronics world is defined by companies which have ecosystems and those which don't. The haves, like Google and Apple, lead the world in value, revenue and profitability. The have nots like Samsung and Yahoo struggle to achieve valuations, revenues and profits that match the competition.
As cars become connected, ecosystems will play just as important a role in defining the winners and losers of the connected car market is they have done in the mobile phone market.
This presentation presents analysis and insights into the role that ecosystems will plan in defining success within the connected car market.
Internal and external analysis of fords motor. to bettter understand the automobile industry.this includes its SWOT, PESTEL, FINANCIAL analysis. plus trends and future.
Cleveland Research Company Stock Pitch Competition Finalist PresentationNick Meyerson
Finished in the top 5 teams, presented this slideshow to a panel of equity research analysts and associates, and fielded questions about Mobileye's capital structure, its share price's sensitivity to excitement in the media, and projections including a DCF analysis, comparables analysis, and multiple sensitivity analyses.
Was one of five teams to present in front of a panel of equity research analysts and associates. Pitched Mobileye (MBLY) stock as a buy with a 12 month price target of $70.00 with a 67% upside from its current share price. As of 9/9/2016, MBLY is up 31% since our pitch.
Tecnologías para el vehículo autónomo y eléctrico - FICOSAAMETIC
Presentación de Jaume Prat, Director de la Unidad de Negocios de Electromovilidad de FICOSA, en el 31º Encuentro de de la Economía Digital y las Telecomunicaciones: La realidad digital de España, celebrado en la UIMP en septiembre de 2017
Volkswagen India Promotion & Distribution MarketingKandarp Desai
Volkswagen aimed to increase brand awareness in India through extensive promotional campaigns using various traditional and digital marketing channels. They launched newspaper and television advertisements as well as social media campaigns to connect with customers. This resulted in a 169% increase in sales and recall rising from 4% to 50%. Volkswagen continues promoting through print, television, social media and special campaigns to further engage customers in India.
Mobile World Congress 2013 Final Recap - #MWC13Ogilvy
The Mobile World Congress 2013 recap document discusses several key trends from the conference, including operators realizing marketing can help replace declining voice revenues, solution platforms bridging networks and systems, and the need for future mobile services to have context and intelligence. While data and connectivity were discussed, privacy of big data was barely addressed. The document concludes that more work is needed to create technology solutions that are friendly to humans and more customer-centric.
Innovations in Digital Consumerism for the Automotive IndustryInfosys
The automotive industry is the largest contributor to digital conversations. The document discusses how the industry is catering to the needs of the digital buyer
Telefonica Digital Connected Car 2013 justinpearse
Telefónica Digital sought to establish itself as a credible player in the connected car industry by 2022. It launched the Connected Car Leadership Network and 2013 report to facilitate discussion among key decision makers. The report interviewed senior leaders from major automakers about challenges and opportunities. Telefónica developed owned, earned, and paid media content around the report launch event. This led to over 13,000 downloads, 200,000 social engagements, and positive press and industry feedback that established Telefónica as an industry thought leader.
Telecoms World Middle East 2015 AMENDSAlex Augusti
The document is a brochure for the Telecoms World Middle East 2015 conference and exhibition taking place on September 14-15, 2015 in Dubai. The event will feature keynote speeches from leaders of major Middle Eastern telecom companies on topics related to digital transformation and the connected digital economy. It will also include multiple conferences covering areas like customer experience, network evolution, and wholesale partnerships. The brochure promotes the opportunity for telecom professionals to learn about innovations, network with peers, and find potential partners over the course of the two-day event.
What Could Be Behind Your Mercedes Sprinter's Power Loss on Uphill RoadsSprinter Gurus
Unlock the secrets behind your Mercedes Sprinter's uphill power loss with our comprehensive presentation. From fuel filter blockages to turbocharger troubles, we uncover the culprits and empower you to reclaim your vehicle's peak performance. Conquer every ascent with confidence and ensure a thrilling journey every time.
Implementing ELDs or Electronic Logging Devices is slowly but surely becoming the norm in fleet management. Why? Well, integrating ELDs and associated connected vehicle solutions like fleet tracking devices lets businesses and their in-house fleet managers reap several benefits. Check out the post below to learn more.
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Understanding Catalytic Converter Theft:
What is a Catalytic Converter?: Learn about the function of catalytic converters in vehicles and why they are targeted by thieves.
Why are They Stolen?: Discover the valuable metals inside catalytic converters (such as platinum, palladium, and rhodium) that make them attractive to criminals.
Steps to Prevent Catalytic Converter Theft:
Parking Strategies: Tips on where and how to park your vehicle to reduce the risk of theft, such as parking in well-lit areas or secure garages.
Protective Devices: Overview of various anti-theft devices available, including catalytic converter locks, shields, and alarms.
Etching and Marking: The benefits of etching your vehicle’s VIN on the catalytic converter or using a catalytic converter marking kit to make it traceable and less appealing to thieves.
Surveillance and Monitoring: Recommendations for using security cameras and motion-sensor lights to deter thieves.
Statistics and Insights:
Theft Rates by Borough: Analysis of data to determine which borough in NYC experiences the highest rate of catalytic converter thefts.
Recent Trends: Current trends and patterns in catalytic converter thefts to help you stay aware of emerging hotspots and tactics used by thieves.
Benefits of This Presentation:
Awareness: Increase your awareness about catalytic converter theft and its impact on vehicle owners.
Practical Tips: Gain actionable insights and tips to effectively prevent catalytic converter theft.
Local Insights: Understand the specific risks in different NYC boroughs, helping you take targeted preventive measures.
This presentation aims to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to protect your vehicle from catalytic converter theft, ensuring you are prepared and proactive in safeguarding your property.
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BMW and VW group GVC analysis
1. PRIVATE CARS
GIACOMO RANZINI &
ENRICO PANTI
The automotive industry, like many others, will be
strongly affected by the strong digitalization
tendency and the related new Business Model. The
consumers will also be less reliant on the own
private car and try to achieve a higher flexibility
through the different mobility services.
2. • Founded in 1937 for belligerent purposes
• Late ´90- early ´2000: purchase of 12 other companies (such as
Lamborghini)
• 133 production plants
• Sales network reaching 153 coutries
• 664, 496 employees
Overview BMW & VW
• Founded in 1916 as engines producer
• ´20s: Shift to production of car vehicles and motorbikes
• 1994: acquisition of the Rover group
• 2000: maintenance of mini, sale of the rest of the group
• 2002: acquisition of Rolls Royce from VW
• 30 production plants in 14 countries
• Sale network reaching 140 countries
4. iNEXT:
• Shape the premium mobility
of tomorrow focusing on the
experience
• Enforce the presence in E.V.
market
• Became leader in sustainable
mobility (partnership with
Daimler)
STRATEGIES: iNEXT and Together 2025
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• Enforce the presence in E.V.
market
• Empowerment of employees
• Enhancement of the premium
brands
• Specific partnership in the E.V.
market for batteries
• Became leaders in mobility
services
5. MOST IMPORTANT SUPPLIERS
WHY IS OEMs FOCAL FIRM
POSITION THREATHENED?
Will the OEMs be able in
future to manage the
required capabilities to
implement this kind of
innovations or will they be
more and more dependent
from tech suppliers?
• LG
electronics
• Visteon
• Motherson
Sumi
System
Nuance Communication
• Delphi
• Mobileye
• Intel
7. How is value added distributed?
To
Shareholde
rs, 3.37%
To
Creditors,
7.44%
To
employees,
66.70%
To State
, 5.88%
To
Company,
16.60%
Value added distribution Value added distribution
11. DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL
Maintain the contact
with customers
Process sales and
customer data
Anticipate the trends
Keep the focal firm
position
Orchestrator role
13. CONCLUSIONS
- New capabilities
- Battle for talents
- New players
entering the
market
Market and
consumers are
changing
Their focal firm
position is
threatened by new
entrants from tech
field
- Battle for new
profit pools
- M&A
- Industry 4.0
- Car as service
- More technology
embedded
- New business
models
Suppliers are
creating more
value
Most of the suppliers of technological components come from china batteries ecc ecc
Partner fundamentals to innovate
Nuance has partnered with the BMW group for more than a decade to deliver on their vision for the in-car experience (voice dialing, voice enabled music and gesture control).
OEMs have to work closely with their partners in order to continue to build apps tailored to the car. The competition will be intense particularly because new non-automotive competitors will enter the market.
EV for the drive train require OEMs to develop new skills in order to produce and implement components that are quite different from the traditional ones
drivetrain has less impact on the cost structure
Battery pack has a huge importance
Bmw distribute less value to the employees giving more attention to the shareholders
VW is definetly more focused on employees than BMW, distributing less than an half to the shareholders comparing than BMW.
BMW retain more value inside the company 24%
The leverage of the two companies is pretty similar
Usually the OEMs create 30-35 % of the value internally and delgate the rest to theri suppliers.
OEMs have to quickly respond to this kind of disruptive innovations acquiring new capabilities and changing their traditional business models one of the main challenges is the shift from ownership to car-as-services. Thanks to technology the possibility to overcome the weaknesses embedded in the traditional business models.
Focal firms do overlook the whole GVC and should be well equipped to manage critical knowledge technologies and intellectual property issues
Have also to have primary knowledge of client, techniques and institutions.
OEMs have to maintain their bond with customers and improve the ownership experience in order to continue to exploit their brand. Doing in this way even if the market will be revolutionized by disruptive innovations the perception of the customers will basically remain similar to the actual on, being able to collect data and trends about customers.
To keep their position of ff they have to implement the capabilities required by the market in order to be able to continue to optimize the GVC,
The main challenge is to continue to manage the information about the customers and sales in order to orchestrate the whole GVC without information the capabilities of the suppliers are useless so in this way they will hold thei FF role. orchestrator
The automotive industry is highly concentrated. However its value chain is becoming more complex day by day and it’s characterized by a growing number of players.
The automotive value chain has evolved over the time from a vertical integration to a complex and geographically dispersed production network due the high specialization required by the market. 1,2,3 tiers suppliers producing components that will be later assembled by the OEMs.
25 % of the production takes place in China
13% of the production takes place United Stated
11% of the production takes places in Japan
The triangles show where the production in 2004 was in different countries.
The main challenge is to continue to manage the information about the customers and sales in order to orchestrate the whole GVC without information the capabilities of the suppliers are marginal and, in this way, they can preserve their FF role.
Network orchestration is the design and management of the network that work together to achieve a common goal. The orchestrator need to empower its partners and sharing information but keeping the power and being the only one to have access to this kind of data.
The brand could represent a valid tool for the OEMs to overcome and mitigate the effects of the environment changing. OEMs can leverage their brand awareness to implement new services focused on the improvement of the customer experience and so brand loyalty.
OEMs have to maintain their bond with customers and improve the ownership experience in order to continue to exploit their brand. Doing in this way even if the market will be revolutionized by disruptive innovations the perception of the customers will basically remain similar to the actual on, being able to collect data and trends about customers.
Due to the fast changing of the market OEMs have to acquire and develop new capabilities and skills to compete and create/maintain competitive advantage and their leadership role in the value chain.
Industry 4.0 entering in the field of advanced manufacturing and materials.
OEMs have to maintain their bond with customers and improve the ownership experience in order to continue to exploit their brand. Doing in this way even if the market will be revolutionized by disruptive innovations the perception of the customers will basically remain similar to the actual one, being able to collect data and trends about customers.
We are not sure OEMs will not occupy a FF position in the future cause the market and environment is changing fast but for sure their position in threatened by the entrance of a new actors mostly related to the tech field.
OEMs have to maintain their bond with customers and improve the ownership experience in order to continue to exploit their brand. Doing in this way even if the market will be revolutionized by disruptive innovations the perception of the customers will basically remain similar to the actual on, being able to collect data and trends about customers.