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2 Yoshifumi Ozawa, General Manager, IS, Motor Corporation

3 Mark Bryson, Principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP

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Rick Jewell Senior Vice President, Applications Development Oracle Sept 29, 2014

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Yoshifumi Ozawa General Manager, IS Division Mazda Motor Corporation Sept 29, 2014

Copyright © 2014 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Oracle | Confidential – Internal/Restricted/Hig IT Strategy and Initiatives to Support Mazda’s Business Strategy – Common Platform System Who is Mazda…? 1920 Founded as 『Toyo Cork Kogyo Co., Ltd』 1927 Renamed as 『Toyo Kogyo Co., Ltd 』 1929 Started the production of motorcycle 1984 Renamed as 『Mazda Motor Corporation』 2020 Centennial anniversary

1960 Mazda R360 (The very first passenger vehicle) Sales price was around $3.5 ~ $3.8 then.

1931 Three-wheeler truck 20 Who is Mazda…?

Rotary Engine 1991: 1st place in the Le Mans 24-hour Endurance Race

1967: Cosmo Sports

1989: 1st MX-5

th 2015: 4 MX-5 21 Corporate Profile  Founded : 1920  Revenue : $29,000 Million (forecast of FYE July 2014)  Retail volume : 1,420 K Units (same FY as above)  Operating profit : $2,100 Million (same FY as above)  Number of employees : 37,745  Headquarters : Hiroshima / Japan  R&D center : 5 locations (Hiroshima, Yokohama, US, Germany, China)  Production site : 3 factories in Japan :12 factories overseas (China, Thailand, US, Mexico, Columbia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Ecuador, Taiwan, Malaysia, Russia, Vietnam)

Revenue($ Million) Global retail (K Units) 1,420 29,000 Operating profit ($ Million) 25,359 23,257 22,053 21,639 20,331 1,261 1,273 2,100 1,247 1,235 1,193

539 95 238

(284) (387) 22 Introduction of Products Major Awards CX-5

2012 Crossover of the Year etc. 59 Awards in the global 2013 World Design Car of the Year -one of the top three finalists etc. 41 Awards in the global

2014 World Car of the Year -one of the top three finalists etc. 26 Awards in the global

※As of July 17, 2014 23 Structural Reform Plan Update

Operating profit (Billion yen) SKYACTIV Mix Global Focus

85% Mazda Operating ROS 70% or higher  Mazda brand value 50% Maximize customer 230.0 satisfaction by providing Mazda unique ”fun-to- 30% 210.0 Brand drive” products/services 182.1 (driving performance/design/ 162.1 environment & safety/

7.0% customer care)

or above Value 7.2%  Enhance line-up of SKYACTIV models 53.9 6.8%  Reinforce Business in Emerging

4.7% Projection countries Management  Establish global production footprint (38.7) 2.4%  Continue investment for future (1.9)% Structural Reform Plan growth  Realize stable profit structure FY3/08 FY3/12 FY3/13 FY3/14 FY3/15 FY3/16

 Steadily improve returns to shareholders Sales Volume 1,363 (000) 1,247 1,235 1,331 1,420 1,520 24 Directionality of the IT Strategy to Support Structural Reform Plan What is achieved by IT Business strategy(Structural Reform Plan) Achieve operating profit of 230 billion yen and ROS over 7% for profit growth Business innovation Shore up emerging market business by SKYACTIV and rebuild global production structure

Accelerate cost improvement Promote global alliance by Monotsukuri innovation

What is achieved by IT(IT strategy)

Implement Structural Reform Plan  Shift from conventional separate systems to “Common platform system” that centralizes common functions

Stably supply IT as a business foundation  Always take unnecessary work away and efficiently maintain the right quality

Given a changing business environment surrounding Mazda and our business strategy (Structural Reform Plan), Mazda IT has set two policies: “Rollout of common platform system to implement and support Structural Reform Plan” and “Stable IT supply as a business foundation”. 25 Directionality of the IT Strategy to Support Structural Reform Plan Common Platform System Rollout

: As-Is: To-Be Separate Systems Common platform system

Japan Oceania Europe NA China Thailand unique unique unique unique unique unique

Common platform Japan Japan Europe China Oceania Europe NA Thailand system NA China Oceania unique unique unique unique unique unique system System system Thailandsystem system Balance and effectively combine Different business processes common and unique portions to and systems for different regions Common portion create good effects of standardization

Key enabler is ……

26 Directionality of the IT Strategy to Support Structural Reform Plan Common Platform System Rollout Policy ~FY2013) Individual system

Sales/Logistics base HQ Production base

Mexico

America North Europe Oceania ASEAN China Japan China KD Global

(Vehicle) Thai

HQ Common platform

system

R&D Warranty Quality claim Field quality info Global Production/Procurement/Purchasing Parts procurement HUB Service Ordering parts Parts W/H Parts supply catalogue Connected vehicle

Dist system

Finance Accounting Accounting Cost Accounting HR HR HR Service

Individual systems were installed for each system area and region except for Warranty Claim and Parts Catalog. 27 Directionality of the IT Strategy to Support Structural Reform Plan Common Platform System Rollout Policy Future (FY2014~FY2017)

Sales/Logistics base HQ Production base

America North

(Vehicle) Thai ASEAN

Oceania

China

Mexico

KD Global ■: China Individual system

constructed Europe

Japan HQ

★:under construction

Common platform

system

R&D ■ Warranty ■ ■ ★ ★ ■ ■ Quality Claim Field quality info ★ ■ Global Production/Procurement/Purchasing ★ ★ ★ ■ Parts procurement HUB ■ Ordering Service ■ ★ ★ parts Parts W/H Parts supply catalogue ★ ■ ■ ■ ■ Connected vehicle ★ Dist system ★ Accounting Finance ★ ■ Accounting Cost Accounting ■ HR ■ HR HR service

Change the individual systems to common platform systems on the evens of new plant construction, emerging market and system maintenance expiration. 28 Common Platform System Rollout Implementation of Package Implementation Status of Application Software Distributor Plant

HQ North America Europe Australia Indonesia Thai South Africa Taiwan Mexico Thai (Vehicle) Thai (TM)

Accounting EBS Financial       SCM EBS SCM         EBS Purchasing        EBS Demantra EBS Logistics(OTM)  PLM Agile  HRMS PeopleSoft  CRM/DMS Siebel   BI BIEE         BI Hyperion 29 Common Platform System Rollout Implementation of Package Implementation Status of Middleware Distributor Plant

HQ North America Europe Australia Indonesia Thai South Africa Taiwan Mexico Thai (Vehicle) Thai (TM)

Infra Oracle Linux         WebLogic        ExaData   Oracle DB EE          OEM         Security OAM         OIM         Directory         OFM SOA Suite   ODI         BPM Suite  Dev ADF  30 Next IT Strategy / Mazda-Oracle Blue Print Achieved a certain result in the systems for Distributors and Plants. From now, we need to go at some new system areas, e.g. Global SCM and CRM

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Distributor Australia SCM FIN EBS Europe SCM FIN

Indonesia SCM SCM

Thai FIN/SCM FIN PURCHASE South Africa FIN/SCM

Taiwan FIN/SCM XXXX FIN/SCM

Mexico Plant FIN/PURCHASE EBS Thai(MPMT) SCM/ FIN / PURCHASEFIN/PURCHASE

Thai(AAT) FIN/SCM SP GSCM Global EBS SCM/WMS Global Management Hyperion Accounting North America CRM Siebel CRM Siebel CRM Global CX/Endeca/RIghtNow/ Quality Global Agile Knowledge Management Infra system Global Cloud/Security 31 IT Strategy New Effort IT issues that must be addressed (Customer Experience:CX)

Customer Get quotations on two to Venture out CS Intend to three cars on a shopping Purchase 6-mon. Consideration for renewal to a dealer Delivery buy a car list contract inspection purchase

Mazda assimilates Consider / ○Re -purchase Recognize Experience Evaluate Buy Drive Mazda into customer’s・・・ Renew Research daily life Follow-up CM Web word-of-DM DM Follow-up by a DM Mandatory Follow-up × by a sales rep Estranged mouth sales rep inspection by a sales rep customer

Web site Mass media / Event SNS App・Info. terminal Dealer DM/E-mail Call centerCar Car navigation system

①Align and share ④Address to the evolving ⑤Adopt leading-edge IT ③Commonly share and customer information ②Thoroughly protect and expanding IT utilization to flexibly meet utilize best practices gathered from various personal data. among the customers the environment change. collected from each region. touch-points. such as smart phone. (Utilize cloud technology.)

Distributer/Dealer Customer Info. Car Info. (VIN, Repair history, etc.)

MC Market Info. Car Info. (Development/production) Problem Info.

32 IT Strategy New Effort Customer Experience:CX Integration of existing systems (e.g., MJO’s Next Dealer Management System , Tsunakuru)(WIP)

Customers (including prospective customers)

Event Mobile terminal Car navigation SNS CX Infrastructure(NEW) WEB Site DM/E-mail system TEL/Mail Mass Car Navigation B2C Module(Existing) Media Members-only Application System / Concierge service WEB Access Information available Official WEB Site Dealer HP Analysis Tsunakuru Module outside the company SNS/ Listing Personalized WEB contents Campaign Advertisement delivery WEB Member Campaign/ Analysis/ Driving Local Area Management Event Management Call Center Driving Data Report Operations (MJO) ITS Virtual Experience system Call Center Support System WEB Mail Magazine Contents Peripheral Parts Data Quotation Management Management Environment Public Domain Driver’s MJO’s Next Dealer Management System (Under Information Probe Information Word-of-Mouth Collection Storage Conversion Analysis Actions Development) SNS Cloud Infrastructure Bigdata Infrastructure Dealer HQ Business Functions Cross-industry Account- Regist- Master Sales Info. Employee ing ration admin Management Admin. Global System Integrated Infrastructure (Customer Experience Info. HUB) Dealer Outlet Business Functions

New Used Account- Dealer CS/Quality Module R&D Module SCM Module Sales Module Service Insurance Vehicle Vehicle ing

Mazda Admin. Of Warranty Product Data from Customer admin. Recall Info. Vehicle Inquiry Sales Support Functions Info. Planning Info. Experiments Logistics by dealer History Business Activity Quotation Service Technical Parts Support Report Problem Info. Engineering Admin. Of Call Center Manual Design Paper Documents Logistics Sales Info. (sound recognition etc) Sales Support Common Function System Customer Report Operational Portal Analysis Admin. (Books)

Person in charge of Person in Person in Person in charge of Market Person in charge Person in CS/Quality charge of R&D charge of SCM Research of Marketing charge of WEB HQ Staff Sales Staff Technical Staff 33 Holistic View of Connectable Vehicle Connect to Vehicle / Connect to Customer New World with IoT / Internet of Things

34 Future Vision of Connectivity ~ Make impossible possible. 35 Limited information sources Numerous information sources Open sources / Various information that may require screening

In-vehicle device Connect user device Net connection (In-vehicle) (outside of vehicle)

What resided outside of a vehicle had gotten inside.

Entertainment Information Internet Internet Social Media

My Favorites My Favorites

Guide Book Guide book Radio CD Web OpenTable

Internet Social Media

My World

Phone Phone E-mail Blog Communication 35 IT Strategy New Effort More opportunities to make better use of Big Data underpinned by the advanced information processing technology

As is To be

Business Business Business Business Business Business

Utilize information Support to run analyses Data can’t be best utilized cross-functionally and and to make decisions. for analysis and decision-making. cross-divisionally. Fragmented needs / APP APP Fragmented actions Utilize external resources. APP APP Application Common Platform Process atypical Mass data processing is time-consuming Anxieties remain mass volume data fast. and costly. how to protect privacy. Information Common Platform Appropriate actions for tight security Information Information Information Information Whereabouts of the and privacy protection information is unknown. External Vehicle Customer In-house InformationExternal information isInformation Information Information Info. Info. Info. Info. not best utilized. Utilize external Know exact information. whereabouts.

36 Summary : IT Strategy Objective and Key Initiatives

IT Strategy Objective “Innovate to use new ways effectively and rebuild business model to maximize business values.”

Define consistent “Key Initiatives ” in order to focus on maximization of values(return) through new technologies and technology- enabled business transformations. Key Initiatives • Common platform system : centralizes global common functions • Global Roll-Out • Customer experience • Big Data 37 Thank You Manufacturing Industries – General Session Harness New Cloud, Big Data, and Internet of Things Technologies

Mark Bryson Principal Deloitte Consulting LLC Sept 29, 2014

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Driving Enterprise Value Where are Manufacturing Companies Investing in Technology?

Mark Bryson Principal Deloitte Consulting LLP September 29, 2014

Deloitte Tech Trends 2014 Disruptors Enablers

CIO as Venture Capitalist Technical Debt Reversal CIOs are borrowing from the playbooks of Understanding, containing, and mitigating venture capitalists and reshaping how they run technical debt can be a platform for a renewed the business of IT level of trust and transparency with the business Social Activation Cognitive Analytics The power of social activation is unleashed when Cognitive analytics offers a way to bridge the gap others advocate an organization’s message in between big data and the reality of practical their own words to their network decision making Cloud Orchestration Industrialized Crowdsourcing CIOs should be making deliberate investments in Today, technology makes crowdsourcing developing advanced integration and data possible on an industrial scale, with potentially management capabilities to support cloud-to- disruptive impacts on both cost and innovation cloud and cloud-to-core models In-memory Revolution Digital Engagement The sweet spot for in-memory technology is With more and more parts of the business where massive amounts of data, complex becoming digital, the CIO has an opportunity to operations, and business challenges demanding build a new legacy for IT real-time support collide Wearables Real-time DevOps Wearables hold possibilities for driving down Early adopters of real-time DevOps have the costs and increasing competitiveness. What opportunity to profoundly impact their IT shop, could it mean for your organization? accelerating IT delivery, improving quality, and better aligning with the business

Exponentials Artificial Intelligence  Robotics  Cyber Security  Additive Manufacturing  Advanced Computing Exponentials represent unprecedented opportunities as well as existential threats. Explore five with far-reaching, 41 Copyright © 2014 Deloitte Development LLC. All rights reserved. transformative impact. Like venture capitalists, CIOs should actively manage their IT portfolio in a way that drives enterprise value and evaluate portfolio performance in terms that business leaders understand—value, risk, and time horizon to reward. Delivering and Embedding Capabilities

Integrated Commercial Integrated Supply Chain Back Office

Product Indirect Strategic Commodity Rewards Lifecycle Procurement Pricing & Risk & Recognition Management Execution Portfolio & Sustainability/ Strategic Supplier Mergers & Brand Environmental MISSIONMISSION Sourcing Management Acquisitions Management Health & Safety Direct People Market Contract Innovation Procurement Development Insights Manufacturing Execution & Culture Sales Public Commercial & Network Talent Relations Planning Operations Design Management & Corporate Planning Comm. Financial Customer Parts & Employee Engineering Planning & Engagement Service Lifecycle CapabilityCapability Analysis Category & Demand Quality Financial Channel Legal Planning Management Accounting Management Mfg. Marketing Global Trade Production Finance Treasury Resource Management Execution & Product & Cash Management Costing Supply and Asset Planning Order Data Production and Real Estate Management Management Planning TECHNOLOGYTECHNOLOGYProcurement Transportation Fixed Billing and Warehouse Planning & Asset IT Management Collections Operations Execution Accounting

Reverse Utility Asset Strategic Regulatory Logistics Management Maintenance Planning Compliance

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Integrated Commercial Integrated Supply Chain Back Office

Product Indirect Strategic Commodity Rewards Lifecycle Procurement Pricing & Risk & Recognition Management Execution Portfolio & Sustainability/ Strategic Supplier Mergers & Brand Environmental Sourcing Management Acquisitions Management Health & Safety Direct People Market Contract Innovation Procurement Development Insights Manufacturing Execution & Culture Sales Public Commercial & Network Talent Relations Planning Operations Design Management & Corporate Planning Comm. Financial Customer Employee Parts & Service Engineering Planning & Engagement Lifecycle Analysis Category & Demand Quality Financial Channel Legal Planning Management Accounting Management Mfg. Marketing Global Trade Production Finance Treasury Resource Management Execution & Product & Cash Management Costing Asset Planning Order Project Planning Data and Real Estate Management & Execution Management Procurement Transportation Fixed Billing and Warehouse Planning & Asset IT Management Collections Operations Execution Accounting

Reverse Utility Asset Strategic Regulatory Logistics Management Maintenance Planning Compliance

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Strategy Priorities Capabilities Investments

Affect Strategy

45 Copyright © 2014 Deloitte Development LLC. All rights reserved. There’s a lot to learn from the portfolio mindset that VCs bring to their work: balancing investments in legacy systems, innovation, and even bleeding-edge technologies; understanding—and communicating— business value; and aligning talent with the business mission. Venture capitalists operate in a high-stakes environment where extraordinary value creation and inevitable losses can coexist inside a portfolio of calculated investments. So do CIOs.

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