Automotive Industry Consulting Services Market Analysis

Enterprise size (Large enterprise, SME)

Based on enterprise size, large enterprise segment is anticipated to capture over 66.5% automotive industry consulting services market share by 2037. To handle their intricate requirements and wide-ranging operations, large automotive companies need specialized consulting services. In order to improve efficiency, stay competitive, and streamline operations, they are putting more emphasis on complete digital transformation.

 Moreover, incorporating cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and data analytics assist in upscaling large enterprises. For instance, in June 2024, IBM AI assistants helped enterprises adopt AI, in order to modernize business operations. By enabling self-service actions, offloading repetitive tasks, changing the way IBM works, and offering guidance on completing end-to-end processes, this integration helped increase productivity.

Service (Operations & strategy, Mergers & acquisitions, Supply chain strategy, ESG Technology, Customer strategy)

The supply chain strategy segment is anticipated to capture a significant share in the automotive industry consulting services market by 2037. Through supply chain optimization, companies can increase resilience, cut costs, and improve efficiency with the assistance of consulting firms. For instance, in August 2024, Capgemini introduced a new approach named the Connected Enterprise approach to provide businesses with the flexibility and data insights to adjust to market changes. It served as the key to achieving resilient, long-lasting, and sustainable business outcomes.

Organizations are focusing on the development and implementation of smart, future-ready supply chain networks. This motivates them to establish connections with partners in order to improve ecosystems, expand growth opportunities, and promote greater cooperation and customer insights. Hence, these interconnected ecosystems give supply chains additional security layers, displacing single-source supplier models and creating more robust, end-to-end resilience throughout the supply chain network.

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