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2005 ANNUAL REPORT - Renault

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Cross-functional management focused on customer satisfaction and driven by profit<br />

<strong>Renault</strong> Commitment 2009 structures management<br />

around regions, functions and programs. The resulting<br />

cross-functional organization places customers at the heart<br />

of decision-making processes and calls for greater<br />

emphasis on profit as the only indicator that shows<br />

whether <strong>Renault</strong> is doing its job well.<br />

There are five regions: the Americas, Asia-Africa,<br />

Euromed, Europe (outside France) and France. Each<br />

is headed by a Regional Management Committee (RMC)<br />

presided by a Leader belonging to senior management,<br />

while RMC members represent all functions on all market<br />

segments in the countries concerned. RMCs<br />

are responsible and accountable for their region’s<br />

contributions to the company's profitability. This new<br />

management structure means that decisions will be taken<br />

as close as possible to the field to ensure that<br />

<strong>Renault</strong>’s products and services are adapted to the needs<br />

of customers everywhere in the world.<br />

A second important change is globalized functions, such<br />

as engineering, sales and manufacturing. International<br />

development now concerns all the functions of the<br />

company. Their representation in the Regional<br />

Management Committees ensures that they make a full<br />

contribution to operations on all <strong>Renault</strong>’s<br />

markets. Each function is responsible and accountable<br />

for its performance globally.<br />

A third key point is program management. Program<br />

directors will be responsible and accountable for their<br />

vehicle’s contribution to the company’s profitability in all<br />

markets during every stage in the vehicle lifecycle,<br />

including associated services such as aftersales<br />

and financing.<br />

Program management supports the optimization<br />

of customer value for each vehicle. <strong>Renault</strong> has put<br />

various processes in place so that the customer’s voice will<br />

be acted upon from the first ideas right on through each<br />

milestone of the project.<br />

Finally, 11 Cross-Functional Teams (CFT) further<br />

reinforce cross-functional management. Counting 500<br />

employees from all functions, CFTs have each been<br />

assigned responsibility for a major topic, such<br />

as business development, competitiveness, or speed<br />

and simplicity.<br />

Their common goal is to help raise overall profitability,<br />

measuring the results achieved by each function and in each<br />

area of operation against the best performances<br />

and practices worldwide to provide continuing<br />

incentives for improvement. Their work has identified<br />

a potential operating profit improvement of 51 billion,<br />

of which less than one-third is factored into <strong>Renault</strong><br />

Commitment 2009.<br />

<strong>Renault</strong> Commitment<br />

2009<br />

Each Cross-Functional Team works on a major topic, such as business development or competitiveness.<br />

<strong>2005</strong> <strong>Renault</strong> Annual Report<br />

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