Nowadays, the company can provide the supply of its products from different countries more effective, due to the lack of financial barriers, to make the manufacturing or assembling of cars in a particular country or region less expensive and more profitable.
At the same time, it is important to underline that the production process is highly dependent on the stable supply chain management and, in this regard, Toyota has achieved probably its largest success. To put it more precisely, Toyota was the company where the Just-in-Time strategy was first developed and successfully implemented. In fact, it is know-how of the company, which has increased the effectiveness of its supply chain management considerably. In fact, the Just-in-Time strategy implies the supply of equipment and materials for the manufacturing of automobiles in the amount that is needed at the moment. In other words, a plant manufacturing automobiles and all its unit receive only the material they need at the moment just in time to produce an item, for instance, an automobile or its part. In such a way, such an organization of the supply chain management provides ample opportunities to save time as all equipment and materials are supplied in time and, what is more, this strategy decreases the costs of production because the company does not need to waste costs on warehouses where equipment and materials that are not needed for the production process at the moment are stocked. In fact, this strategy is applied on all levels of the supply chain management starting from the development of projects of new products to the production and delivery of products to customers.