Toyota Connected North America has been around for eight years, and has made headway in transforming Toyota through bringing telematics services and many elements of the multimedia experience in-house.
June is National Safety Month, an annual campaign organized by the National Safety Council to raise awareness about the importance of safety and promote safer practices in our workplaces, homes and communities.
We're celebrating International Women in Engineering Day (June 23) by shining a spotlight on three of the many women engineers at Toyota Connected North America.
In partnership with Toyota Connected, automotive crash data can now be shared over AT&T’s ESInet™ and displayed within 9-1-1 call handling systems to enhance and expedite emergency response
“Art is meant to touch your heart,” Nappa said. “I want everyone who comes to this space to understand our passion and to show the impact our team members have.”
Toyota Connected North America Chief Technology Officer Dave Tsai has been named to the Dallas Innovates AI 75 list for 2025.
For the past two years, the Women in Tech (WiT) group has been at the forefront of this mission, driving remarkable growth and development among team members.
James George, currently TCNA executive vice president and deputy chief executive officer, is promoted to Toyota Connected North America president and CEO, succeeding Christopher Yang.
Toyota Connected North America Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer Brian Kursar has been recognized by CDO Magazine as part of its 2024 “Data Leaders 100” list. Further highlighting his prowess, Kursar earned a spot on its top 10 list of executive influencers.
