Nissan Motor's Case Study on 'AI-Driven/Agile Development In-house Support' Released
Creationline, Inc. has released a case study on supporting Nissan Motor's in-house AI-driven and agile development for its dealer-facing DAM system, 'PECOBO'. By shifting to in-house development, Nissan achieved approximately 70 million yen in cost savings over three years and successfully transformed its organizational culture.
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Creationline, Inc. has announced a case study regarding its support for Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.'s in-house AI-driven and agile development. Nissan Motor implemented full-scale AI-driven and agile development to revamp its dealer-facing Digital Asset Management (DAM) system, 'PECOBO'. As a result, the company achieved approximately 70 million yen in cost savings over three years and successfully drove organizational change. The project involved Shinya Natsumi from Nissan Motor and Ryuku Hisasue from Creationline, who discussed the details in an interview. Initially, Nissan faced challenges with SaaS, specifically regarding customization limitations and budget control. Consequently, they decided to internalize development and adopted AI-driven development with support from Creationline.
FAQ
Why did Nissan choose in-house development?
To overcome SaaS limitations and optimize cost management.