How is Hyundai Motor Group Tackling AI-Driven Growth?
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Key Takeaways
- AI Transition: Hyundai is focusing on AI to unlock growth.
- Data Advantage: Extensive data on physical assets gives Hyundai a competitive edge.
- Investment Strategy: Commitment to invest $86.5 billion through 2030.
- Agile Decision-Making: Emphasis on clear and swift communication.
- Collaboration: Expanding partnerships in the AI landscape is crucial.
Seoul, Jan 5 (NationPress) The Executive Chair of Hyundai Motor Group, Euisun Chung, emphasized on Monday that the transition towards an artificial intelligence (AI)accelerated decision-making backed by concise and prompt communication.
During a pre-recorded New Year’s discussion with top executives, Chung pointed out that the group's vast repository of data on transporting physical assets like vehicles and robots, combined with its manufacturing process information, provides a robust competitive advantage in the age of AI, as highlighted by Yonhap news agency.
"This is a formidable edge that major tech firms cannot easily replicate," Chung stated. "For Hyundai Motor Group, equipped with data, capital, and manufacturing prowess, AI represents a realm where we stand a strong chance of triumphing."
He further mentioned the necessity of expanding the company’s business ecosystem through collaborations with diverse partners in the AI landscape amidst rising global uncertainties.
The South Korean automotive giant foresees increased unpredictability in the global business landscape this year, attributed to the restructuring of international supply chains, decelerating economic growth, and escalating geopolitical fragmentation.
Reflecting on the upcoming year, Chung noted that risks long anticipated by the group are likely to come to fruition.
To tackle these obstacles, the chairman called for enhanced situational awareness and more nimble decision-making facilitated by prompt and transparent communication.
"Reports should encompass the reporting employee's own analysis and conclusions, and be shared swiftly with the appropriate stakeholders," he added.
Chung stressed the need for organizational transformation rooted in profound introspection, particularly as competition in the global automotive sector intensifies.
Regarding the future trajectory of the group, Chung mentioned that considerable growth opportunities are on the horizon, driven by significant advancements in artificial intelligence, software-defined vehicles (SDVs), and future mobility.
Previously, Hyundai Motor Group unveiled plans to invest 125.2 trillion won (US$86.5 billion) over five years through 2030.
"This investment will not only facilitate the expansion of the group's businesses but also strive for qualitative growth," Chung remarked.