Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. is renewing its budgeting platform and adopting the CCH Tagetik Intelligent Platform from Dentsu Soken and Wolters Kluwer. The implementation is intended to centralize the management of budgets and actual results for departmental operating expenses and prototype development costs, while building a next-generation platform designed with future scalability in mind.
Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. has adopted Wolters Kluwer's CCH Tagetik Intelligent Platform as its new budgeting system. Dentsu Soken will handle the project end to end, from requirements definition and system development through operations and maintenance. The implementation is intended to enable a rapid response to changes in domestic and overseas markets, ensure stable operation of the budgeting platform and improve flexibility across the company.
Key factors in the decision included the platform's ability to meet requirements without add-ons by using standard functionality, as well as its ability to provide controlled input and approval workflows while retaining a spreadsheet interface familiar to end users. Its ability to manage multiple versions on a single platform and facilitate budget-versus-actual analysis was also highly evaluated, as was its phased scalability to support future business expansion.
Dentsu Soken's extensive implementation track record in the automotive industry and its team of top-tier certified engineers were decisive factors in the adoption. Going forward, the company is expected to contribute to the advancement of Daihatsu's corporate performance management by providing not only system development but also integrated infrastructure and application operations.
The announcement also includes reference information on the CCH Tagetik solution implemented by Dentsu Soken, along with links to related case studies and partner information.