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NASCAR: How Hendrick Motorsports Uses I.T. To Tune Performance



By Doug Bartholomew

  Table of Contents:
  1. NASCAR: How Hendrick Motorsports Uses I.T. To Tune Performance
  2. Driving Results
  3. Eliminating Performance Variability
  4. Software for Sponsorship
  5. Hendrick Base Case

The company, which fields six NASCAR teams, turned to product life-cycle management software to improve performance and reliability of its race cars.

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Hendrick Base Case

Headquarters: 4400 Papa Joe Hendrick Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28262
Phone: (704) 455-3400
Business: NASCAR auto racing teams, corporate sponsorships, racing accessories and apparel.
Chief Engineer: Jim Wall
Annual Revenue: $77 million (Source: Forbes magazine)
Challenge: Improve performance and reliability by tracking and improving the remanufacturing of 700 engines annually.
BASELINE GOALS:
  • Fix auto parts in 2 to 3 days in 2006, up from 1 week or longer in 2004.
  • Reduce variability in vehicle performance to 0.5% in 2006, versus 20% in previous years.
  • Win the Nextel Cup and Busch series titles in 2006.


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