AutoNation The Changing Auto Dealership Landscape Daniel Doiron
Problem Statement of the Case Study
It’s a day when you wake up, brush your teeth and wash your face and go to the grocery store to get some fresh fruits and vegetables. It’s a day when you drive to work and take the commuter bus because it’s convenient and affordable. And then it’s a day when you go to the dealership to get a new car or take a used one off the lot. All of these days are routine and ordinary for most Americans. You are sitting on the couch, scrolling your Facebook feed or watching Netfli
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I recently attended the AutoNation annual conference held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In addition to learning a lot about the changes taking place in the auto industry, I also had the privilege of attending a presentation on the future of the auto dealership landscape. This year the conference theme was ‘digital disruption’. In the presentation, a group of marketing executives, software developers, and technologists from AutoNation’s different dealerships spoke about their experiences with digital transformation. Most dealerships have implemented a range of digital initi
Financial Analysis
I have always been fascinated by how companies evolve. As a college student, I spent a lot of time in the lab and classrooms studying corporate giants like General Electric (GE), Google, and IBM. One project I worked on was researching and writing about how to turn around a struggling company. For example, GE’s finance director, David R. Evans, who has worked with GE for over 25 years, said, “It’s not what you have but what you learn from what you have.” After his graduation
Porters Model Analysis
“What makes me an expert on the automotive industry is how much time I spent in the industry, specifically driving dealerships,” says Daniel Doiron. In this case study, Doiron discusses the ever-changing auto dealership landscape from his point of view. Porter’s Model Analysis Porter’s Model (also known as “H” or “Horton” Model) is a comprehensive analysis of how the competitive advantage of companies is created in an industry. Porter’s Model outlines five factors that
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