Volkswagen, one of the top three automakers in the world, knew it could do more with its customer-data, but wasn’t sure how to take advantage of the treasure trove of information generated from its cars. Partnering with the IBM Garage, VW focused its efforts on ‘We Experience’ to provide in-vehicle services that enhance a customer’s ride and grow revenue through partnerships.
Working side-by-side with IBM Garage and iX experts has allowed VW leaders to brainstorm new ideas, build MVPs and test prototypes quickly with minimal institutional friction.
Along with every other major industry, car manufacturing is facing disruption brought about by new, data-driven services and rapidly shifting customer needs. The IBM Garage has helped one of the world’s leading automakers anticipate and adapt to the future to remain as strong in its future as it has been in its past. Leveraging the data it had already been collecting allows the company to offer services and products, positioning it well for the ongoing data-driven transformation of the global economy.
Jürgen Stackmann, Member of the Board for Sales, Volkswagen, said: “Our customers will become part of an ecosystem that we have named ‘We’. This system complements the Volkswagen experience and enables the customer to take their world into our vehicles.”
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