Finding Real Profits in Your Supply Chain.
With great success comes great complexity.
As thriving automotive supply chains acquire businesses and add customers, choosing an automated Enterprise Quality Management System (EQMS) that harnesses AI can jumpstart a company’s trajectory. In a competitive landscape filled with actors racing to leverage paradigm-shifting technologies, doing so is more important than ever. [Go To This Episode]
The U.S. trade war with China is in full swing, and automotive supply chain leaders are considering their next moves.
With the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) now signed into law and preventing imports from areas using forced labor in manufacturing, companies are setting their sights on alternative markets including India, Mexico and Africa. [Go To This Episode]
Reshoring doesn’t mean what some companies think it means
Bringing manufacturing back to the U.S. is all the rage. There are many promising signs for electric vehicle (EV) evolution and infrastructure charging out of the country, but, according to The Reshoring Institute Executive Director Rosemary Coates, there’s more to it than what meets the eye.
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We are now on Season 2 of the Automotive Supply Chain Prophets!
In this first episode of season 2, Cathy and Terry discussed the benefits of IATF and MMOG/LE. Cathy talked about leveraging the strategic view of the organization to prioritize the supply chain processes. On the other hand, Terry mentions leveraging the IT side of the organization and encouraging them to really engage in the systems.
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Delivering on the promise of delivery — that’s the mark of a successful automotive supply chain. But when it comes to a smooth supply chain operation, many suppliers aren’t doing nearly as well as think they are. It’s time for an efficiency check-up.
The Global Materials Management Operations Guidelines/Logistics Evaluation (MMOG/LE) is a plant-level self-assessment tool to help automotive suppliers determine how well they’re managing their supply chain — and the results are transformative. [Go To This Episode]
What’s going on behind the scenes at the Auto Supply Chain Prophets podcast? – Find out now!
It’s time to go back to basics and rethink the future of the automotive supply chain. Season 2 is coming, find out about our first industry expert guest. We want to hear from you!
Auto Supply Chain Prophets welcomes two guests from the OESA Supplier Summit in Novi, Michigan.
Supply chain shortages continue to persist in the automotive industry, but some EV parts suppliers are finding success and growing quickly despite the challenges. Jovani Gonzalez, CFO of Acument Global Technologies, and Carolyn Sauer, the business development director at Schaltbau North America, offer their perspectives on how to manage relationships with customers and suppliers.” [Go To This Episode]
Shhh. Don’t say anything. I’ve taken over the microphone without Cathy and Terry. I wanted to take this opportunity to give you a more of a backstory view of the podcast. How did we meet? How did I meet Cathy and Terry, what’s going on here? Why are we bonded somehow together with our mission on the auto supply chain prophets podcast? [Go To This Episode]
Everyone in the automotive industry is thinking about cybersecurity. We got the opportunity to speak to not one but two thought leaders in the space — live from the OESA Summit in Novi, Michigan.
“When you have software or technology plugging into the vehicle in a totally new and different way, understanding how all of the systems around you and those specifications work is absolutely mission critical to launch,” says Jennifer Dukarski, known as “The Geek Lawyer.” [Go To This Episode]
Jeremy McCool, founder and CEO of HEVO, has a message for auto industry leaders: get on board for the wireless charging revolution. He recently joined the hosts of Auto Supply Chain Prophets to talk about how his company is building the future of EV charging that consumers deserve. [Go To This Episode]