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AIAG’s website is a wonderful resource for webinars to continue your education in your professional career. In addition to live webinars, you can watch the webinars listed under Available Now on your own time and brush up on your knowledge; these recordings of AIAG’s past live webinars feature industry experts in corporate responsibility, supply chain, and quality who speak on the latest topics that shape the automotive landscape.

AIAG’s exclusive webinar “UFLPA Trade Policy: A Legal Perspective on Compliance” is available as a recording so you don’t have to miss out.

Featuring OEM and supplier-specific perspectives on electrification and other cutting-edge technologies shaping the mobility landscape, our October 3-4, 2024 Quality Summit is the place to be to get up to speed on the latest developments in automotive quality!

With this year's release of the new APQP 3^rd Edition and standalone Control Plan, our Core Tools Support™ (CTS) software has received a critical update!

October's a busy month at AIAG! Along with this year's October 3-4 Quality Summit, we've got a full schedule of courses to help you meet new challenges and opportunities this fall (and beyond). 

Check out the following list for a quick look at our October lineup, and be sure to reserve your spot(s) at the AIAG Store.

AIAG's Harald Wilhelm will be discussing the new APQP/CP with Scott Trantham from GM at MAPconnected's upcoming Service & Warranty Lifecycle Summit — don't miss this opportunity to hear about key changes to the new editions and their importance for your organization!

Cindy Allen is watching the political scene carefully, knowing that the results of the US presidential election will impact the world — and the international trade sector is certainly no exception.

Supply chain leaders are confronting an unparalleled triple threat: generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is altering job roles; consumer expectations are shifting; and global disruptions are challenging the fabric of supply chain operations. Adding to the pace of change, by 2035, 45% of supply chains are expected to be mostly autonomous (e.g., robots in warehouses and stores, driverless forklifts and trucks, delivery drones and fully automated planning).¹ While supply chains must transform to meet these challenges, it is crucial that the supply chain workforce also keeps pace as technological progress and innovation accelerate exponentially.

Drug seizures have increased at ports up and down Mexico's West Coast, as enforcement agencies fight for control of shipping hubs under the sway of violent cartels.

Have you heard? AIAG has added a third day to the Hybrid IMDS, Product Compliance, & Sustainability Conference for 2024 that offers optional in-person training.