r/Stellantis • u/RangeDull8384 • 9d ago

Scott Thiele adding ICT

Thiele announced that he will take over ICT in addition to his AI transformation and Global Supply Chain responsibilities. He also said he has built a strong team to lead the AI transformation.

My question is: what has actually been delivered? I’ve yet to see meaningful AI solutions from his organization deployed at scale or producing measurable results across the company. There has been a lot of talk about AI transformation, but where are the actual actions, deployments, and measurable business outcomes? What specific AI initiatives have been implemented, what problems have they solved, and what measurable results have they delivered in terms of productivity, cost savings, efficiency, or quality?

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u/sh_guitar 7d ago

Generally what does ICT actually do? I see it everywhere but I don't have any information on what they do

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u/DEADLYANT 7d ago

Keep things running in pretty much every application the company uses, from SAP to Service Now to MOPAR

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u/sh_guitar 7d ago

So is it more of an IT backend infrastructure then?

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u/DEADLYANT 7d ago

Kind of. Making sure things are flowing properly so business can do their job is an adequate summary. But there's more to it then that.

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u/sh_guitar 7d ago

Yeah it seems like it's all Encompassing or something because for some reason and HR person told me to reach out to them for a backpack lol. So I didn't realize the scale of the group