Toyota Motor Corporation Business Strategy Implementation

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The Japanese corporation Toyota Motor Corporation was formed in 1937. They are engaged
in the design, manufacture, assembly and sale, in particular in Japan, North America, Europe
and Asia of passenger cars, minivans, commercial vehicles and related components and
accessories. Toyota, Lexus, Daihatsu and Hino are currently on the market. At present Toyota
is one of the world's leading car makers. They are an enterprise motivated by imagination,
testing, humility, respect and invention. You believe it is individuals who will spend extra
miles delivering all Toyota promises today and in the future to its customers. It's all about
integrity, they think. Today I will discuss certain aspects, which can influence Toyota's
strategy and future objectives.

Here I'm showing how you may utilise a Gantt Chart and an action plan and monitor them to
easily achieve these goals because you know their aims for the future. Whenever you have a
global firm, you need a clear vision and purpose and you need to encourage your workers to
operate in accordance with it, because of many elements that affect the situation in your
organisation. You need to have short and long-term objectives.

Factors that affect strategic plan implementation

Organizational culture—This is one of the key aspects that can influence your approach,
since you have to understand the internal situation. You have to have clear goals and
objectives, key convictions and understanding between individuals in the organisation in
order to minimise a likelihood of potential complications. Culture is the pattern of common
beliefs about how things are done within the organisation. Members acquire this pattern as
they manage with external and domestic difficulties and are taught new members to
understand, think and feel correctly. Toyota has a clear vision and a clearly defined mission
statement, which everybody within the organisation can comprehend. You will face a lot of
problems if you do not have any rules and standards in the enterprise because everyone works
in their own style, and it usually differs and causes major complications.

Environment - That is the key to your company's concepts, because we have a planet and we
have to respect that globe. 'Toyota' has clear environmental principles such as 'Respecting a
Planet' and we can see that they follow this since they have a good approach to environmental
sustainability and are attempting to help 'the Planet' to minimise the use of non-renewable
resources. For 'Toyota,' this is a nice way, because we have many consumers nowadays that
are in the green movement, and choose them instead of some other engine manufacturer that
doesn't respect our world. They work to reduce C02 use, "Environmental challenge 2050,"
that is one of the good goals, because every 'planet-friendly' company in the world will totally
support them.

Technology - This aspect must be known to you, as technology is changing fast and you must
follow this factor in order to have good market share, but you must be intelligent and evaluate
all the impacts of this shift. You must take into account whether you modify anything that is
good for your business or not, you have to have correct personnel to make this choice and to
work with it. You must work on your invention in your firm if you desire good shares.
"Toyota," because they are a major firm in the globe and they have a good staff working on
innovation, is doing extremely well in this field. The innovation is one of electric cars which
is becoming quite popular and shows once again that they are 'planet friendly' with this
innovation.

Legal - This factor needs to be known because in most aspects of your businesses, from
economic to employees, it might damage your firm. Here are many examples that your firm
can and can affect: political risk, legislation, limits, government takeover, taxation and more.
'Toyota' is a worldwide firm and therefore they must be aware of this because the laws, taxes
and government of every country are different. They must take on all the roles that can
impact them, respect them and work accordingly.

Economic - One of the primary internal and external variables must be considered because it
affects everything within your business and because you have to be realistic when it comes to
investing into and offering new items or when you sell any goods you need to make it
affordable for all. 'Toyota' does well on this portion since they have a lot of automobile
variety and the quality is always good at different rates. 'Toyota' must also be informed and
measure the value of the exchange rate in another country for selling autos.

Trends - If you have a company, you must follow and match trends since you want to stay on
the market and make excellent use of an innovation in your firm. Here you have to make sure
your decision is not for every new market trend, because perhaps it isn't suited for your
business. You have to invest in it and know your competitors too. There are several aspects
you need to be aware of, such as the size of the organisation, the economic position, legal
considerations in the country and many others. For instance, they want all their electric cars
to be installed in the UK in the near future, which means "Toyota" cannot support other
automobiles and must invest in their electric cars.

Staff - Your internal elements that might have an enormous impact on your business, like staff
have to be taken into account. You need talented workers to invest in and work on fresh ideas
for a good firm and productivity in your job. You must motivate your employees to work,
recognise the best possible employees and innovate in the workplace to make them feel like
they work from home. You should create some challenges for best productivity for them or
even the games, talk to them about new goods you want to invest in, feel they are involved in
the key decision, ask for an opinion that encourages new ideas. You can achieve nothing in
your company without personnel, so you must first think about them and what their best is.

Culture of organisation

At the workplace, you need a culture of health work. That means, to encourage and assist
your staff, you must be respectful and honest. You must define clear objectives and beliefs,
communicate with and meet people, make certain decisions and make them comfortable. You
all require separate responsibilities, authority and importance, flexibility and the best efforts
you can. I believe that 'Toyota' has a healthy working atmosphere because they all work as
one, focus on teamwork, respect each other's thoughts and viewpoints, make differences and
appreciate all views. We can't see who really has strength in the team because everyone is
working together to address the same challenge.

I believe both variables have a major impact on change management, because the
organisation can't operate without both components. And 'Toyota' needs them to innovate and
advance at work. Culture is crucial to them because without norms and objectives, they
would face many different working practises and those who do more unneeded employment
would have to be controlled. They may have a great effect on business strategy.