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Case study Company name: Audi Hungaria Motor
| Last updated: 19 Nov 2004 |
Audi Hungaria Motor (AHM), a major Hungarian engine manufacturer, improved materials visibility and increased plant production efficiency by integrating and streamlining supply chain management processes with the help of expertise from IBM Business Consulting Services and a foundation of IBM technology, including  pSeries servers and Tivoli and Rational software. |

 Business need With its role as a supplier of engines to the VW Group growing, the company needed to ensure that it could respond rapidly to changes in the supply chain. |
 Key challenges This requirement meant simplifying its processes and better integrating them with those of other business units in the VW group. |
 Solution IBM On Demand Business and IBM Business Consulting Services Audi Hungaria worked with IBM Business Consulting Services to redesign and integrate its supply chain processes, all of it implemented under the umbrella of a new SAP solution. An automated systems management platform was deployed to make the system more flexible, robust and manageable. |
 Results AHM's production parts planning cycle is 10 times faster than under the previous solution. The flexibility of the new systems management framework facilitates AHM's growing role in the VW supply chain by enabling rapid process integration and automation. The framework's single point of control simplifies systems management, reducing integration costs and improving IT productivity. Integrating supply chain processes end-to-end provides more visibility into key information flows -- supporting decision-making. |
 Customer information | Audi Hungaria Motor | | Audi AG, a member of the VW Group, founded Audi Hungaria Motor Kft. -- a full subsidiary that manufactures the company’s engines -- in 1993 after evaluating 180 potential sites for a new engine plant. More than 6,500 engines are produced by the Audi Hungaria plant per day. Audi Hungaria also provides various mechanical parts, such as the cylinder heads for the Lamborghini Gallardo V10 engine, to other companies in the VW Group. |
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