Powering Performance

One of the most popular segments of AIAG’s annual IMDS Conference is the OEM/Supplier Panel discussion. On September 26, 2018, at the Suburban Collection Showcase in Novi, Michigan, a robust panel of experts took live questions in an open-mic session on data quality and other challenges the industry faces in complying with IMDS and product chemical reporting requirements.

The 2018 World Economic Forum Global Risks Report lists extreme weather events, natural disasters, and failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation in the top five risks for the world today. Needless to say, the time to act and address the challenges that climate change pose to the planet is now, and more organizations, large and small are joining in the efforts.

AIAG’s website team is always working to update and enhance the customer experience. The latest enhancement is a one-click purchase option.

Last week, AIAG program manager John Cachat conducted a webinar discussing AIAG’s Core Tools Software Project. In addition to a status update, John shared an overview of the program and a short demo with more than 1,000 professionals tuning in from nearly 50 different countries. 

AIAG’s Traceability Guideline draft, identified as CQI-28, is currently available for stakeholder review through October 17, 2018.

This year, PLATO will be holding their Annual User Conference and Networking Event for Quality Risk Management at Oakland University on Wednesday October 24, 2018.  

We have a fantastic speaker lineup for this year’s Customs Town Hall! Join us on November 8^th to hear from a diverse group of Customs and International Trade professionals on timely topics such as Cybersecurity, CBP Priorities, Forced Labor and much, much more!

For the sixth year in a row, AIAG is teaming up with Wayne State’s Mike Ilitch School of Business to offer a non-degree certification program – the Auto Industry Certificate in Purchasing and Supply Chain Management. Designed for high potential candidates from a variety of vehicle industry OEM, Tier 1 and 2, 3PL, service and carrier organizations, this program provides participants with an in-depth understanding of various supply chain topics within the context of the global automotive industry.

If you attended a recent AIAG event, you may have seen a short video about an organization called Camp Quality. You may also have wondered why we were sharing information about a camp for kids – especially since it has virtually nothing to do with the automotive industry!

Still hoping to snag a seat for an October AIAG training? You're in luck! Two of our most popular Supply Chain courses have spots available. Read on for more information!