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Case Study Analysis - Toyota Car Company
History and Development
Toyota is a car manufacturer of Japanese origin with a headquarters which is located in Aichi, Japan. It also was founded in 1937 by Toyota Kiichiro. Toyota is one of the best manufacturing automobile companies in the world that also ranked 11th best in the world for its revenue generation in 2012. The methods that Toyota adopts in manufacturing are called the lean manufacturing system. This system ensures that the vehicles that were produced by the company were of high quality and provided continuous improvement. The company's objectives would quickly make the most efficient vehicles to meet the requirements and demands of its customers. This paper will examine the Toyota car company and explain its production, manufacturing, and distribution processes at all levels.
Toyota devised an unbeatable supply chain management technique that allows them to work faster to meet the company demands. The first part of the process is locating parts, and then importing them. Goods are received stored and produced in dealerships, and then the customers buy the cars. The raw materials are procured from a third-party company, and then they are assembled in line for manufacturing (Rothaermel, 2013).
In the transportation process, it entails that Toyota would deliver the products to its customer base using barges and or trucks. Toyota company strives to be efficient in its system by utilizing what is required when it's needed. They also hold production whenever there is a malfunction in the system. Toyota has had the competitive advantage of efficiency and speedy delivery of the products and the company hardly squanders materials or resources (Monden, 2019).
Several factors have contributed to Toyota's long withstanding global success. One of these key drivers is a supply chain management that was developed by Shigeo Shingo and Taiichi Ohno. The management technique components consist of compatibility capabilities, joint improvement undertakings, interlocking structures, mutual understanding, and trust. When Toyota expanded its dealings overseas, they encountered a significant setback where the efficiency was weakened. Regardless, they made a comeback by utilizing their joint improvement activities and recovered the process. This move made the customers extremely impressed with their ability and efficiency to make production fast (Rothaermel, 2013). By utilizing parts until they are finished, then ordering some more, Toyota eliminates unnecessary purchases on the inventory. Therefore, the company can plan and improve processes.
The External Environment for the Toyota Car Company
The 21st-century business is highly competitive. Today, maintaining the status quo is not enough to prevent competitors from achieving a competitive advantage over any company. A successful company is recognized by its ability to coordinate, integr.
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STRATEGIC AUDIT: TOYOTA COMPANY 59
Strategic Audit: Toyota Company
Dr. Mario Hayek
Debo A Ogunseinde
GLB/Strategic Management - 527
June 30, 2019
Table of Contents
I. Introduction 4-5
Toyota Company History 5-9
Toyota Company Worldwide: Acquisition 9
II. Industry Overview 10
Automotive Industry 11
Revenue Streams 12-13
Costs and Expense 13
III. External Environment 14
Political Impacts on Toyota Company 14-23
Economic Environmental Impacts on Toyota Company 24-29
Socio-Cultural Impacts on Toyota Company 30-33
Technology Impacts on Toyota Company 33-35
IV. Porter’s Five Forces 36
Competition in the Automotive Industry 52
The threat of New Entrants into the Automotive Industry 38-41
The threat of Substitute Products 41-44
Bargaining Power of Customers 44-46
Purchasing Power of Consumers 46-50
V. Toyota Company SWOT Analysis 52
VI. Internal Environmental Analysis 52
Strengths of Toyota Company 52-54
Weaknesses of Toyota Company 54-56
VII. Environmental and Industry Analysis 56
Opportunities of Toyota Company 56-57
Threats of Toyota Company 57-58
VIII. Environmental and Industry Conclusion 59
References: 60-64
I. Introduction
Toyota Company is a multinational Automotive Corporation with its headquartereds in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture Japan. Toyota is among the top ten what number are they? automotive companies in the world despite being the biggest what does this mean? car manufacturing company which was founded back in the 1930s. This company besides being the main car producer, it involves itself please make sure to edit this paper; I expect graduate degree work or partners with large industrial groups which involve themselves in electronics, machinery, and finance. In 1933, the founder of Toyota Company named Kiichiro Toyoda begun the automotive division which was a transformation from textile machinery production (Jürgens, 2015). In 1935, Toyota Company made its successful trial on its own produced cars, upon its car launch, the production units increased significantly due to the impacts of World War II.
In around 1970s???, the company had a total production unit of about 10 million and it becomes isn’t this past tense???the main supplier of cars in North America. From the 1960s to 1970s was the self-expansion period for this company before starting to face competition from other car producers in the market and the new entrants. The main competitors of Toyota Company in the Automotive industry include Ford Company, General Motors Company, Volkswagen Company, Suzuki Company, Nissan Company, Honda Company, Fiat Chrysler Automobile Company, BMW and Mercedes Company (Jürgens, 2015).
Toyota Company is majorly a strong competitor for Ford, Hyundai, as well as Volkswagen which are the other well-known makers of cars in the automotive industry according to…?. The main focus of Toyota is on sustainable expansion besides the production of electric po.
Toyota motors
Toyota is a large, global automaker headquartered in Japan. It has annual sales of over $397 billion and produces around 5.5 million vehicles per year. Toyota has a vision of leading sustainable mobility and aims to exceed expectations through quality, innovation, and environmental stewardship. It has a history of over 80 years in the automotive industry and was one of the first companies to mass produce affordable cars. Toyota is a major manufacturer known for its Toyota Production System and hybrid electric vehicles.
Toyota case Mission safety, quality, volume .docx
Toyota case:
Mission: safety, quality, volume
Strategy: Toyota way: -‐>Led to among other thing
l Plan for long term Just-‐in-‐time –>Lean prod
l High light problems
l Encouraged team work
l Instill a self-‐critical culture
TPS (eliminate way):
1. Judoka-‐when a problem occurred-‐ shut down assembly line
2. “Just-‐in-‐time-‐produce only what you need” PULL system
Year 1995 -‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐ Different strategy
Mission Global Growth
Strategy (supply chain):
l need a lot of cash
l Cost leadership
Operations:
l Design
Reduce number necessary components
Increase speed of new product -‐-‐-‐market
Engine sludge
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Copyright © 2010 Thunderbird School of Global Management. All rights reserved. This case was prepared by Michael Greto
prepared this case under the supervision of Professors Andreas Schotter and Mary Teagarden for the purpose of classroom discussion
only, and not to indicate either effective or ineffective management.
Michael Greto
Andreas Schotter
Mary Teagarden
Toyota: The Accelerator Crisis
The root cause of their problems is that the company was hijacked, some years ago, by anti-family,
financially oriented pirates.
Jim Press, former President & Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
On February 24, 2010, Akio Toyoda, the grandson of Toyota Motor Corporation’s founder, Kiichiro Toyoda,
endured a grueling question-and-answer session before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Over-
sight and Government Reform. The committee represented just one of three Congressional panels investigating
the 2009-2010 recall of Toyota vehicles related to problems of sudden acceleration and the company’s delay in
responding to the crisis.
Signs of the coming recall crisis began as early as 2006 when the National Highway Traffic Safety Ad-
ministration (NHTSA) opened an investigation into driver reports of “surging” in Toyota’s Camry models. The
NHTSA investigation was closed the next year, citing no defects. Over the next four years, Toyota, known in
the industry for its quality and reliability, would quietly recall nearly nine million Toyota and Lexus models due
to sudden acceleration problems. Toyota’s leadership, widely criticized for its slow response in addressing the
problems, now had to move quickly to identify a solution that would ensure the safety of its vehicles, restore
consumer confidence, protect the valuable Toyota brand, and recoup a plummeting share price.
Akio Toyoda testified:
I fear the pace at ...
Analyzing TOYOTA
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- 2. Overview of Industry These days, we’ re talking about IoT, Automation drive on the coffee. Back to the origin of automobile, it was for comfortable transportation, with baggage or any material etc. Since it had shifted to the personal driving, valued as a status or privilege, only for among highly layers. Accordingly penetration, it had been close to our daily life or business, one of the central pillars for economical prosperity . Toyota Story 3 Toyota had overcome quite severe conditions many times. In particular, enormous earthquake occurred in 1923, directly affected their management. For regain from this distinctive disasters, Sakichi Toyota encourage themselves into automobile market for transpoartation. Saved the tons of lives, useful for revival, through these contribution it admitted for publicity.
- 3. Revival from Disaster In 1923, Tokyo was suffered from enormous disaster. That disrupted, not only for the building, but their lives, system, almost the fundamental of citizen’s habit. Automobile contributed to revive the circumstances, so more imported from US. Automobile industry had evolved since then. Food GoodsPerson
- 4. Industrialization Fuel the domestic automobile development, government initially consolidate the specific industrial expertise, centralized into one designated area. At this moment, such as Toyota city, flourished with consisting of originally resource, moreover it exported the products to the world. Designated area
- 5. Recreation Japanese strong point, imitate for recreation. For recreating new model, referred to US “NASH”, and divided the role, through the whole manufacturing process among industrial community. Even though, this first trial never succeeded, despite of high quality, it was too expensive cost. B C A
- 6. Combining tips Kiichiro Toyota, elaborately examined the detail of US automobile, and reconstruct with combining it partially. Adapting engine of Chevrolet, chassis of Ford, etc. Scrutinized whole feature on it, effectively integrated each parts with mutually outstanding advantage. Brand A Brand B
- 7. Recruiting Strategy For synergizing, recruiting distinguished staff for manufacturing new automobile. Toyota signified the past experience, some of came from industrial project, others also local small company. Somehow they combined Japanese manufacturing skill with US unprecedented technology. Toyota US technologyJapanese Professional