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HISTORY OF THE COMPANY
CHRONOLOGY
GLOBAL
VISION
Toyota will lead the
way to the future of
mobility, enriching
lives around the world
with the safest and
most responsible
ways of moving
people.
MISIO
N
Offer our customers the
prestigious car brand
Toyota. Based on quality
delivery, after-sales
tracking and quality
service at reasonable
prices, to meet customer
needs with technological
support and quality, while
achieving a return for our
shareholders
KEY QUESTION
How the
revolutionary
production system
developed at
Toyota during the
quarter of a
century after 1950
paved the way for
the company’s
current success?
FLIPPING AND SKIMMING
Case’s Content:
Introduction, The origins of Toyota, The evolution of the
Toyota production system
Distribution and customer relations, Overseas Expansion,
Transplants , Operations, Product Strategy, Toyota in 2001, 2
tables
Today Toyota is the The best and original
worlds third largest idea behind the founding
automobile company of the Toyota motor
with global production of company came from the
fertile mind of toyota
5.8 million vehicles and Takichi.
revenues of 108 billon
In 1993 it was able to get
permission to set up and
automobile department
with in toyota automatic
loom.
INDUSTRY LEGAL
• The industry has been successful
from the day it was established. • some countries impose
• There are several strong brands restriction on foreign countries to
around the world so there are enter their markets in order to try
High barriers of entry. to sustain the export and adopt
• Growing market and changing new precautions of the
consumer’s preferences. competition law.
COMPETITION ECONOMICAL
• GENERAL MOTORS
• The innovation and lowest
• FORD
costs made that Toyota has
• NISSAN
an sustainable financial
• VOLKSWAGEN
situation.
• AUSTIN
• HONDA
PORTER ANALYSIS
Bargaining power • Low. There are various types of suppliers in the vehicles
industry, including the cooling system, electrical system, braking
of suppliers system and fuel supply system distributed across the globe.
• Medium. This mean that there are a lot of consumers but there’s
Bargaining power also a lot of substitutes or competitors so if the consumer doesn’t
agreed with the automobile,
of buyers
• Low. The entrants cannot enter to the automotive industry easily,
Threat of new as automobiles are special products that require a large amount
of money on the design, electronic functions, and safety issues
entrants
• High. The top eight auto companies have occupy large part of
Rivalry among global revenues, and these automobile manufacturers
strengthened the globalization and consolidation across the
competitors worldwide range
W settings were wrong, long production runs resulted in a production of a large number of defects.
• Capital expenditures in create components in- house for essential subassemblies and bodies.
• Growing market
• Changing customers preferences
• Lower wage scales in smaller firms
• Government support
TOWS
1) Growing market 1) Increasing maintenance and oil
2) Changing customers costs
preferences 2) New labor laws
3) Lower wage scales in smaller 3) Competitors and Market
firms saturation
4) Government support 4) Japanese economy
5) Innovative work practices 5) Unknown new markets
Management
philosophy 0,05 4 0,20
Innovative work
0,09 4 0,36
practices
THREATS
Increasing
maintenance and oil 0,07 3 0,21
costs
New labor laws 0,05 3 0,15
Competitors and
0,12 4 0,48
market saturation
Japanese economy 0,12 2 0,24
Unknown new markets
0,12 3 0,36