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Building the "Digital Factory of the Future" at Toyota Financial Services: An IDC Case Study

Publisher IDC
Published Jan 19, 2022
Length 6 Pages
SKU # IDC16932765

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Building the "Digital Factory of the Future" at Toyota Financial Services: An IDC Case Study

This IDC Perspective analyzed the creation of a "software factory" at Toyota Financial Services to underpin its broader transformation to a digital business model. More specifically, it looks at the role of the CIO to orchestrate this transformation by driving the organizational change to fit the underlying technology evolution that is required. "As the CIO of Toyota Financial Services, Vipin Gupta represents the type of technology leader required to ensure an organization is set up to deliver value in the digital-first world that we find ourselves in today," said Philip Carter, group vice president, IDC C-Suite Tech Research. "He is orchestrating the digital transformation of TFS in parallel to the industry transformation of both the automotive and financial services sectors happening — no small task at all. However, with a pioneering approach to driving organizational change showcases what can be done — and represents a leading example of how the CIO can help turn the C-suite into the digital dream team!"

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Table of Contents

6 Pages
Executive Snapshot
Situation Overview
Overarching Strategy — From Automotive Company to Mobility Company
Action 1: Digital Factories to Enable Byte-Sized Transformation
Action 2: Executive Action Team Focused on Removing Barriers
Action 3: The Two-Week Release Cycles, No Project-Based IT
Action 4: Redefining the "Value of IT," Growing Business Without Growing IT
Action 5: Co-Prosperity with Partners for Shared Purpose and Practices
A New Business Model in Months, But Where to Next?
Advice for the Technology Buyer
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