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Transcript of Nissan Culture
+Table of content
Company Profile1. Vision & Mission2. Business Industry, Products & Brands
Business Model
Nissan Culture: Diversity
Training & Development
Renault-Nissan alliance
Corporate Social Responsibility
Analysis & Conclusion
+Company Profile
"The power comes from inside.”
/Carlos GhosnPresident and Chief Executive Office
VISION:
MISSION: Nissan provides unique and innovative automotive products and services that deliver superior measureable values to all stakeholders in alliance with Renault.
+NISSAN MOTOR Co. Founded in 1933 in Yokohama city, Japan.
Industry: Manufacturing, sales and related business of automotive products and marine equipment.
One of the world’s best-known brands in the automotive industry.
+Business Model
NISSAN
A. Manufacture Model- Takes raw material and creates products - Companies that assembles products
B. Collective business model- Composed of relative large number of businesses, trade persons and professionals in the same or related field
- Pool of resources - Shares information
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Key partners Key Activities Value Proposition Customer Relation
Customer User
ALLIANCE:Nissan, Renault and Daimler AG
Collective Business Model:Infinity Datson Nissan Marine
Subsidiaries:VEHILE ASSEMBLE
Nissan Motor Kyushu Co.,Ltd.Nissan Shatai Co., Ltd.
PARTSCalsonic Kansei CorporationJATCO LtdNissan Kohki Co., Ltd.
FINANCIALNissan Finance Co., Ltd.Nissan Financial Services Co., Ltd.
OTHERS NMKV Co., LtdAutech Japan, IncCreative Box…..etc.
• Design
• Manufacture
• Innovation
NISSAN- “The power comes from inside”
• Manufacture, sale and related business of auto and marine equipment.
• Products
• Services
• Financing
• Face-to-face
• Online
• Enterprise
• Public sector
• Service provider
commercial sector.
Key Resources
Channels
StaffTechnology Equipment Facilities Brand/Culture Diversity
• Direct Sale
• Online
• Retail Store
+Nissan Culture: Diversity
“Solutions come from using the talents of both men and women, young and old, from all levels in the organization and from different cultures”-Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Nissan
https://youtu.be/i7etHv9cdVg
Diversity as a strength
+Diversity as a Competitive Advantage
Competitive advantage in the global market
To understand human characteristics found in all the markets
To ensure to meet the diverse needs of our customers
To achieve sustainable growth for all stakeholders
Diversity Steering Committee makes diversity related policies, sets objectives, develop action plans and
assesses progress
Diversity Development Office
the human resources function works to promote innovative approaches to diversity
for the company on a global level.
+Gender, cultural and working style diversities Gender
diversity Cultural
diversity Diverse working
styleThe automotive industry has been male-dominated, so to maximize the strengths of our female workforce: Product and service
development process
Female career advisors
Female car-life advisors
Female technical advisors
For employees from different nationalities:
Cross-cultural experiences
Training sessions Cultural events
between Japanese and non-Japanese employees
Cross-cultural e-learning program
Creating a comfortable work environment and optimized setting for employees: Flex time without
core time The half-a-day-off
program Work-at-home
(W@H) program. Work-life balance
support program Family Support Leave
Program
+Training & development Our most valuable resource is our people.
The Lead Program
Special Accelerated Development
Cross-Functional Teams
preparation for future leadership responsibilities
prepare high-performing managers
for high-performing employees
multi-day, intensive workshops
providing the opportunity to stretch and grow their own skills
to work with other global CFTs
team members from a variety of different functions, multiple levels, and diverse experiences
identifying bold, creative proposals
finding solutions for decision and action
+Corporate Social Responsibility
ENVIRONMENT
Cars are produced friendly to the environment in every aspect, from design to manufacturing and sales to recycling.
CO2 emissions reduction and limitations in the natural resources used
+Corporate Social Responsibility
ZERO EMISSION
"green technologies” :use of clean diesels, efficient internal-combustion engines, hybrids and the centerpiece of their product strategy
Zero emission vehicles, such as electric cars and fuel cell vehicles.
+Corporate Social Responsibility
SAFETY
Nissan's safety concept-"Vehicles that help protect people”
Advanced safety technologies development and resources to traffic safety education to raise public awareness.
CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP
"Enriching people's lives.”
Nissan provides support for education, environmental issues, the arts and a range of
diverse other areas.
+SWOT Analysis
STRENGTHSEmployees of various walks of life
French, Chinese, Japanese, German and Indian training sessions for employees
E-learning cross-cultural programs and cultural events
Designing cars now with no more CO2 emission and providing safety
WEAKNESSESNissan lacks of the power in
luxury cars. Example: The Infiniti
Product Recalls
OPPORTUNITIES
Global competitiveAdvantage – establishing diverse
cultural relationships
Shift in Demographics - Nissan will focus on the increasing middle
class population
THREATSDecline of fuel prices
Automobile competition globally
Raw material price rise
Natural Disasters
Yen Exchange Rate Appreciation
+Conclusion
With global diversification and technological advances in perspective, Nissan Motor Corporation awareness has been identified to its hundreds of thousands of customers throughout the world because of its unique models. Despite its many successes, Nissan is not entirely prone to unforeseen occurrences. Our business model incorporates the mechanism in which Nissan Motor Corporation can communicate to its clients with immediate responses for effective business-customer, long-term relationships.