My top insights from the Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain conference
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MAY 5, 2023
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MAY 5, 2023
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The Network Effect
APRIL 9, 2016
There’s a fascinating article at IndustryWeek on disruption in the automotive industry. Steve Kiefer, Vice president global purchasing and supply chain at General Motors, makes it clear that GM has been disrupting the automotive industry for over a 100 years. Read the full article: Disruption Old and New.
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The Network Effect
JANUARY 11, 2016
Overall, the future for the inbound automotive supply chain is subscription based software platform services in the cloud. If you’d like to know more on this and related subjects, I recommend you read the Automotive Inbound Supply Best Practices whitepaper. Today I want to conclude with a look ahead. .
The Network Effect
AUGUST 21, 2015
Considering the lengthy set of detailed logistics requirements for an automotive supplier list in the balance of this section, one needs to wonder how an optimal level of analytics, visibility, and control could have been provided using legacy systems.
The Network Effect
NOVEMBER 23, 2015
See below for a real example of how one of the world’s largest automotive leveraged an innovative cloud platform and a trusted 3PL partner to transform their spares business. I suggest you download the automotive aftermarket spares solution sheet. Image Credit: One Network Enterprises. Want to learn more?
The Network Effect
OCTOBER 30, 2015
Given the global nature of automotive manufacturing in today’s networked supply environments, international shipping will be a consideration as part of the trading relationship between Subsystem and Tier 1 Suppliers and their Tier 2 Suppliers. Typical omissions occur in the areas of values, descriptions, and country of origin.
The Network Effect
JULY 24, 2015
Given these exacting requirements, every automotive supplier needs to consider the advantages of the newer network-based architectures. As mentioned earlier the MMOG guidelines are popular in the automotive supplier space and are sometimes prescribed by the customers onto the suppliers as a supplier self-assessment tool.
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