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Case Study: The Toyota Comprehensive Warehouse Management System

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Toyota was established through Kiichiro Toyoda in 1937, It held a spinoff of his father’s company to produce automobiles. Inn 1934 a division of Toyota manufacture built its first Type A engine, including its first passenger car, which was called as Toyota AA. Toyota motor corporations built five brands of vehicle including Toyota brand, Hino, Ranz, Lexus and Daihatsu. During 1960 and 70s the company started expanding rapidly and started exporting enormous numbers of vehicles to foreign markets. The company received its existing name in 1962, while Toyota motor company and Toyota motor sales company merged together, Toyota launched its logo in 1989 and produced an appearance on the Toyota celsior and it gained global attention. The intertwining …show more content…

The operational activities of Toyota have had a major impact on the developments in the technology. For illustration, when the automobiles and the car parts are shipped before the deadline, the costs incurred for storage activities are reduced. The Toyota Comprehensive Warehouse Management System proposes solutions for the company with regard to manufacturing and car structuring and also helps to formulate plans for the efficient carrying out of operations. The TCWMS helps the organization for the improvement of the operational …show more content…

This System is generally used in formulating plans, making analyses, evaluating alternatives and coming up with solutions to issues through trial and. A Decision Support System can be described as an information system that is computer based and helps that aids a person who takes decisions in taking decisions for issues that are semi-structured.
The primary objective of the DSS at Toyota are as stated

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