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Title: | DIGITALIZATION IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY |
Authors: | Roters, Stefan |
Keywords: | Digitalization Disruption Value Chain Digital Transformation Business Model Innovation Operating Model Automotive OEM |
Issue Date: | 7-Feb-2023 |
Series/Report no.: | Издание 2022;с. 237-266 |
Abstract: | Digitalization is disrupting the automotive industry and in particular the
established business models of well-known OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturer).
New legislations, technological trends, the omnipresence of digital devices like
smartphones and changing customer preferences towards sustainability and mobility on
demand have stimulated the digital transformation in the automotive industry. This process
affects the entire value chain, from product design and manufacturing to supply chain,
marketing and sales. New market players like Tesla, Uber and Blablacar have identified
the huge potential of digitalization to create new revenue pools and have already entered
the market with their interconnected solutions. Other tech. giants like Apple and Google
but also smaller start-ups have started investigations around new mobility solutions. Those
new competitors with their high innovation power have one strategic advantage. They do
not have to carry the burden of an analogue set-up with its high fix cost structure compared
to traditional car manufacturers. Therefore, established car manufacturers are forced to
transform their analogue business models to the digital age. This research paper will
analyze the prerequisites of a successful digital transformation. Furthermore, it will
describe the potential to create business model innovations. |
URI: | http://research.bfu.bg:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/1511 |
ISBN: | 978-619-253-017-4 |
Appears in Collections: | Направления 1 - 3
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