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Innovate Automotive Design and Improve Productivity, Sales and Services to Grow and Reach New Markets

Overview At the same time that automotive companies are facing the pressure to meet customer demands with rapid, regular improvements, a number of challenges stand in the way. Quality and innovation costs continue to increase. Supplier integration and collaboration complexity increase. Marketing costs rise. The demands of global regulations continue to change. IBM can help to address these challenges. By leveraging information across the business, one can optimize business processes, and identify and implement new revenue-generating initiatives. Utilizing IBM's extensive automotive experience with leading automotive companies, IBM software for the automotive industry helps to manage the industry challenges - based on a service orientation - enabling to become an On Demand Business.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Business Management, Sales - Marketing

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