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Digitalisation Sponsored by Digitalisation Seven steps to servitisation in auto lending Published: 19th August 2020 Share The move towards servitisation will require companies to explore new business models, which has significant implications for auto finance leaders. Research carried out by global automotive, consumer and equipment finance software company White Clarke Group found that concerns around servitisation and the circular economy were a key area of focus during its discussions with industry leaders. The majority expected rapid growth in subscription services within the next five years, but they questioned the future growth of the pay-per use market, with key concerns including complex payment structures for customers. As a result, industry executives suggested that any growth in models such as pay-per-mile is not likely to be seen for at least a decade. Despite these disparate views on progress, the industry will need to prepare for change by developing new employee skills and considering where future opportunities for growth lie. Colin Fleischmann, EMEA business development director of White Clarke Group, said: “Business process re-engineering will require new solutions and technology. The old technology that you have today will not support the future. We are moving from a sales culture to a service culture.” You can learn more in this exclusive video, courtesy of White Clarke Group. {loadposition iafn19fleischmann} Asset Finance Connect Asset Finance Connect brings you news and updates about UK and European auto, equipment and asset finance providers. Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories DigitalisationAllied Credit selects Solifi’s end-to-end auto lease solution DigitalisationSolifi welcomes majority investment from TA DigitalisationSolifi partners with LimePoint
