Innovative use of information technology earned Paccar the top position in the recent InformationWeek magazine ranking of companies in the automotive sector.
The InformationWeek 500 reviews the information technology strategies, investments and practices of companies in 21 industries.
"Paccar information technology is a critical tool in delivering world-class products and services to our customers every day," said Mark C. Pigott, chairman and chief executive officer. Paccar's technology investments have accelerated product development cycles, increased manufacturing efficiency, improved product quality and streamlined aftermarket customer support.
"Over the past decade, Paccar has invested over $1 billion on information technology programs including $150 million for capital investments such as more powerful mainframes, 10,000 new personal computers and proprietary logistics software," added Pigott.
"Paccar’s 700 technology employees focus on providing programs that seamlessly interface with our customers' and dealers' business applications to strengthen their operations," noted Janice Skredsvig, vice president and CIO. "Paccar's technology innovation delivers long-term value by increasing its competitiveness in the market."
Paccar collaborates with leading companies including Dell and Microsoft during the development of new information technology products.
InformationWeek Highlights Paccar's Technology Leadership
Innovative use of information technology earned Paccar the top position in the recent InformationWeek magazine ranking of companies in the automotive sector
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