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The AUTOmobile becomes the autoMOBILE: How does the mobility revolution impact automotive business models?

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The AUTOmobile becomes the autoMOBILE: How does the mobility revolution impact automotive business models?

  1. The AUTOmobile becomes the autoMOBILE How does the mobility revolution impact automotive business models? Dr. Sebastian Wedeniwski IBM Distinguished Engineer, CTO Automotive Industry
  2. Three primary disruptors are causing industry boundaries to blur and even disappear Expect digital engagement and experiences Can be compelled to co-create products and strategy Taps into intelligent vehicle capabili:es Creates new offerings via consumer-driven requirements Enables new paths to enterprise growth Creates new opportuni:es to collaborate within and outside tradi:onal industry borders External Factors Source: IBM Institute for Business Value: Automotive 2025 – Future trends and the transformation of the Automotive Industry
  3. Agenda Ø  Consumers: Digital disruption into the physical world Ø  Mobility: The mobility revolution in the automotive industry Ø  Ecosystem: Inside, related, and beyond connected vehicles Ø  Critical business competencies in a globally transforming digital age
  4. Customer experience: Do we LOVE our cars? You’ve got to start with the CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE and work back toward the technology. - Steve Jobs “ ”
  5. Customer experience: Do we LOVE our cars? You’ve got to start with the CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE and work back toward the technology. - Steve Jobs “ ” •  Is buying a car a good customer experience today? •  Is car insurance a good customer experience today? •  Is car maintenance a good customer experience today? •  Is parking a good customer experience today? •  Is car trading a good customer experience today? •  … This is the entry for other industries!
  6. Connected Car Life Style Consumer Generation 2010 2020 Grown up Defines Invent Traditionalist (born <1946) Silent Generation 4% 1% Books Fax Baby Boomers (1946-1964) Growth Economies Generation 38% 22% TV PC Generation-X (1965-1976) Tales for an Accelerated Culture 21% 20% PC Mobile Phone Millennials (1977-1997) Digital Natives (Gen-Y) 37% 50% PC & Internet Google & Facebook Gen-2020 (born > 1997) Hyper connected 0% 7% Mobile Media iPhone Apps The nature of the consumers is changing OEM The History Historically the Dealer-to-Consumer relationship, supported by the Business-to-Dealer relationship have been the key relationships in the automotive industry. The Opportunity 1. Digital technologies will enable OEMs to establish a much closer customer relationship. 2. In addition the “Connected Car” opens up new “Vehicle to Consumer” (V2C) and “Vehicle to Business” (B2V) relationships. DealerVehicle B2D D2CV2C V2D B2V B2C
  7. Agenda Ø  Consumers: Digital disruption into the physical world Ø  Mobility: The mobility revolution in the automotive industry Ø  Ecosystem: Inside, related, and beyond connected vehicles Ø  Critical business competencies in a globally transforming digital age
  8. How has the car changed since 2007? Too many improvements to summarize all…
  9. How has the mobile, mobility and IoT changed since 2007? The smartphone as the key to mobility! iPhone (1st generation) first released June 29, 2007 iPhone 6 first released Sept 19, 2014 Creating new products and business models! Driving engagement and customer experience! Accelerating advances in technology…! are transforming every part of business! Advanced analy2cs Product lifecycle Cloud Pervasive connec2vity Embedded sensors
  10. Mobility is getting from A to B The “Amazon of Mobility” is a Network Ecosystem Start Preferences • Time • Costs • Simplicity • Comfort • … Use Case • Business • Leisure • Shopping • … Travel destination One check-in … keep your personalities always with you … one payment
  11. Agenda Ø  Consumers: Digital disruption into the physical world Ø  Mobility: The mobility revolution in the automotive industry Ø  Ecosystem: Inside, related, and beyond connected vehicles Ø  Critical business competencies in a globally transforming digital age
  12. Personalized Experiences Example – Business Traveler Use Cases Mobile Devices Avionics Quick Service Restaurant Integrated Resort Car Internet of Things New Emerging Devices e-Token/ Cogni:ve Key Digital Signage POS Connec:vity Technologies Content Integra:on Triggers Personaliza:on Preferences • Brands • Lifestyle Entertainment • Merchants Ac:vi:es • Travel
  13. IBM – Panasonic Cross Value Innovation for New Business Models Internet of Things Automotive centric Ecosystem – B2B2C Customers & Collaboration Partners • Autonomous Car for Car Rental Apps with e-check in/out at airports • Integrated Dealership Experience with KIOSK and Intelligent Agents • Car Centric e-payments for QSR and Intelligent / Personalized Offers • Real Estate Agents Car IoT Devices (w/ APIs) Design & Development & Manufacturing Capabilities IoT Cloud Solutions Design & Development & Manufacturing Capabilities Core Technologies Vertical Domains B2B2C Know-How Inside-out Vehicle Cognitive Cloud IBM Global Payment Security Operation Center Moving Object Map Analytics Cognitive Agent Outside-in Vehicle ADAS Component Rear Seat Entertainment Onboard Charging System Electrification Components Batteries Cameras Sensors Navigation Display Audio Head up display Smart Display Cockpit System • Contextual Personalized Brand Life Style Content Delivery at all IBM & Panasonic B2B / B2B2C touch points • Integrated Parking & e-payments • Car Surround View User Generated Content • Car Centric Stadium Apps for Tailgate and Parking type events • Fleet Solutions Connected Healthcare •  Health Presence •  Extended Care •  Pa:ent Media Monitoring •  I-Services in HC •  Pa:ent Room of the Future •  Extended Care •  City Infrastructure Mgt. •  Remote Expert for Gov. •  Untethered Employee Connected City •  Mobile Shopper Experience •  Digital Signage •  KIOSK •  Smart Locker •  Remote Expert •  Demographic •  Untethered Employee •  Store , Social, Opera:onal Analy:cs Connected Retail •  Interac:ve Banking Kiosks •  Integrated Remote Expert Mobile Advisor •  Connected Analy:cs for Retail Connected Omni- Channel Connected Solutions Customer Experience Strategy •  Interac:ve POS Kiosks •  Digital Content Hub •  e-payments •  Connected Analy:cs for QSR •  Food / Logis:cs •  Security Connected QSR •  Brand Life Style Personaliza:on thru Panasonic Connected Screens •  Loca:on Based Car Life Style Services •  e-payments •  BIG DATA •  Security Connected Car/ Mobility Driver Insights Vehicle Insights Infrastructure Insights
  14. Agenda Ø  Consumers: Digital disruption into the physical world Ø  Mobility: The mobility revolution in the automotive industry Ø  Ecosystem: Inside, related, and beyond connected vehicles Ø  Critical business competencies in a globally transforming digital age
  15. The value chain needs to be changed to implement it Development Produc:on Sales AVer-sales support Digitaliza:on of the industry: A move from the AUTOmobile to the autoMOBILE Core processes of the classic business model in the automotive industry Procurement & produc:on Sales and digital access Digital product integra:on Value-added services Core processes of the business model in the mobility industry AUTOmobile in order to emphasize ‘Auto’ – the German word for car AutoMOBILE to emphasize the mobility of travelling from one place to another
  16. IBM IoT Automotive value is delivered in four foundational areas Devices & Networks Connect devices into platforms Hardware, networking, and operating systems infrastructure Industry Transforma:on Evolve new business models and brain-inspired systems autoMOBILE with IBM to evolve three different lifecycles in automotive with their industry data curation Applica:ons & Solu:ons Mask complexity and reduce risks PlaZorms Build and manage IoT solutions and ecosystems Engineering and programming platforms Infotainment Multimodal travel services Concierge services Vehicle health diagnostics Services as yet unknown Pay how you drive insurance Alternatives to ownership Commerce services Over the air Driver health services The Digital Innovation Platform IBM Bluemix
  17. IBM Internet of Things for Automotive Vision “autoMOBILE with IBM” Three different lifecycles are evolving Development* Produc0on* Sales* A5er6sales* support* Digitalisa0on*of*the*industry:* A*move*from*the*AUTOmobile*to*the*autoMOBILE* Procurement*&* produc0on* Sales*and*digital* access* Digital*product* integra0on* Value6added* services* Product:) minimalis0c*travel*capsule* * Product)development:) Raw*material*produc0on,* manufacturing*of*basic* parts,*assembly* * Manufacturing)type:) Build*to*stock* * Focus)of)subsystems:) Drive*system,*chassis,* bodywork* ! Business)domain:) Physical*produc0on*&* outbound*logis0cs* Product:) Travel*capsule*&*periphery* * Product)development:) 3D*printer,* connect,* replace* * Manufacturing)type:) Build*to*order* * Focus)of)subsystems:) Interior/equipment,* electricals/electronics* ! Business)domain:) Sales*&*digital*access* * Product:) autoMOBILE* * Product)development:) So5ware*Defined* Environment* * Manufacturing)type:) Digital*copy* * Focus)of)subsystems:) Communica0on*&* entertainment,* electr(on)ics* ! Business)domain:) Digital*product*integra0on* &*value*added*services* Industry-specific Transformations Applications & Solutions Platforms Devices & Networks IoT for Automotive Vehicle Insights Driver Insights Infrastructure Insights
  18. Today, 89 business competencies in the automotive industry Corporate' leadership' Research'&' development' Procurement'&' inbound'logis1cs' Produc1on' Marke1ng'&' communica1on' Sales'&' outbound'logis1cs' Financial'service' AAerBsales' support' Human' resources' Quality' Finance'&'controlling' Infrastructure' Corporate' support'service' Leadership' domain' Core'business' domains' Administra,on' domains' Support'' domains' Planning'&' management'system' Internal'control' system' Repor1ng'&' indicators' Accoun1ng,'financial' statement' Treasury' Financial'market' communica1on' Goals,'values,' principles' Corporate' strategy' Business'&'process' structure' Integrity'&'law' Risks'&'finance' Safety'&'security' Corporate' documenta1on' Environment' HR'management' &'process' Human'resource' policy' HR'planning'&' organisa1on' Opera1on' control' Evalua1on' Entry'&'exit' Opera1on'&' development' Administra1on'&' remunera1on' Understanding' of'quality' Quality'planning' Quality' improvement' Quality' evalua1on' Performance' evalua1on' Quality' assurance' Problem'and'error' processing' Quality' documenta1on' Planning,' requirement,'change' Research'&'preB liminary''develop.' Standard,'method,' process' Tes1ng'&' valida1on' Concept,'design,' construc1on'space' Development'&' engineering' Product'data'&'' documenta1on' Procurement' strategy' Logis1cs'planning'&'' management' Supplier' rela1onship' Supplier' evalua1on' Purchase'awarding' '&'contract' Produc1on' supply' Procurement' op1misa1on' Produc1on'planning' &'management' Equipment' planning' Produc1on' assurance' Series'prepara1on' Manufacturing' Assembly'&' intralogis1cs' Corporate' communica1on' Corporate'&'brand' iden1ty' Marke1ng' concept' Execute' Control' Direct' Market'analysis'&' success'evalua1on' Marke1ng' measures' Edi1ng'&' Proofreading' Media'archive' Produc1on'process' &'simula1on' Sales'strategy' &'client' Sales,'demand,' stock' Distribu1on'system' Sales'performance' Qualifica1on,'quote,' contract' Order'&' distribu1on' Acceptance'&' documenta1on' Distribu1on' op1misa1on' Financial'service' strategy' Guideline,'process,' risk' Evalua1on'&' sustainability' Performance' measurement' Financial'services' contract' Bank'&'credit' Insurance' Customer'voice' Connected'vehicle' Customer'&'vehicle' data' Product'monitoring' Warranty'&' goodwill' Standard,'equipB ment,'informa1on' Loca1on'planning' Facility'&' site'safety' Equipment'&' supply' IT'opera1ons' Knowledge'&'ideas' Law'&'regula1ons' IT'development'&'' documenta1on' Assistance' IT'planning' Project,'por[olio,' process'
  19. Corporate' leadership' Procurement'&' inbound'logis1cs' Phy.'produc1on'&' outbound'logis1cs' Marke1ng'&' communica1on' Sales'&' 'digital'access' Financial'service' Digital'product'intgr.' &'value'added'servic' Human' resources' Quality' Finance'&' Controlling' Corporate' support'service' Infrastructure' Leadership' domain' Core'business' domains' Administra,on' domains' Support'' domains' Planning'&' management'system' Internal'control' system' Repor1ng'&' indicators' Accoun1ng,'financial' statement' Treasury' Financial'market' communica1on' Goals,'values,' principles' Corporate' strategy' Business'&'process' structure' Integrity'&'law' Risks'&'finance' Safety'&'security' Corporate' documenta1on' Environment' HR'management' &'process' Human'resource' policy' HR'planning'&' organisa1on' Opera1on' control' Evalua1on' Entry'&'exit' Opera1on'&' development' Administra1on'&' remunera1on' Understanding' of'quality' Quality'planning' Quality' improvement' Quality' evalua1on' Performance' evalua1on' Quality' assurance' Problem'and'error' processing' Quality' documenta1on' Planning,' requirement,'change' Procurement' strategy' Logis1cs'planning'&'' management' Supplier' rela1onship' Supplier' evalua1on' Purchase'awarding' '&'contract' Produc1on' supply' Procurement' op1misa1on' Produc1on'planning' &'management' Equipment' planning' Produc1on' assurance' Engineering,'series' prepara1on' Manufacturing' Assembly'&' intralogis1cs' Corporate' communica1on' Corporate'&'brand' iden1ty' Marke1ng' concept' Execute' Control' Direct' Market'analysis'&' success'evalua1on' Marke1ng' measures' Edi1ng'&' proofreading' Media'archive' Produc1on'process' &'simula1on' Sales'strategy' &'client' Sales,'demand,' stock' Distribu1on'system' Sales'performance' Qualifica1on,'quote,' contract' Order'&' personalisa1on' Acceptance'&' documenta1on' Distribu1on' op1misa1on' Financial'service' strategy' Guideline,'process,' risk' Evalua1on'&' sustainability' Performance' measurement' Financial'services' contract' Bank,'credit,' payment'portal' Insurance' Customer'voice'&' contact' Network' Ecosystem' Customer'&'vehicle' data' Product'monitoring' Warranty'&' goodwill' Standard,'equipB ment,'informa1on' Loca1on'planning' Facility'&' site'safety' Equipment'&' supply' IT'opera1on' Knowledge'&'ideas' Law'&'regula1ons' IT'development'&'' documenta1on' Assistance' IT'planning' Project,'por[olio,' process' Vehicle'fleet'&' mobility'service' Technology'&' development' Research'&'preB liminary''develop.' Standard,'method,' process' Tes1ng'&' valida1on' Concept,'design,' construc1on'space' Development' Product'data'&'' documenta1on' Business competencies of the changing business architecture for the autoMOBILE value chain Primary focus on building up digital and mobility competencies
  20. …further details The Mobility Revolution in the Automotive Industry: How not to miss the digital turnpike! The Internet of Things, Cloud Computing, Connected Vehicles, Big Data, Analytics – what does this have to do with the automotive industry? This book provides information about the future of mobility trends resulting from digitization, connectedness, personalization and data insights. The automotive industry is on the verge of undergoing a fundamental transformation. Large, traditional companies in particular will have to adapt, develop new business models and implement flexibility with the aid of appropriate enterprise architectures. Transforming critical business competencies is the key concept. The vehicle of the digital future is already here –who will shape it? http://www.springer.com/us/book/9783662477878 http://www.springer.com/de/book/9783662447826
  21. Dr. Sebastian Wedeniwski IBM Distinguished Engineer CTO Automotive Industry IBM Japan Ltd. wedeniwski@de.ibm.com
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