Powering Performance

Problem: FMEA/Control Plan is the top contributor to Quality issues.

Solution: AIAG’s Core Tools Support™ (CTS) Software was developed by your customers to alleviate those issues.

The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) and Drive Sustainability has released the updated version of the “Automotive Industry Guiding Principles to Enhance Sustainability Performance in the Supply Chain,” the reference document for suppliers that aims to address the latest trends and industry expectations on supply chain sustainability.

Ready to explore July training opportunities? Check out the following list for a complete look at what's up next, and be sure to click the linked titles to learn more!

As AIAG celebrates 40 years this month, the association says that successful collaborations and making sure standards and best practices are accessible to the entire automotive supply chain will help the industry navigate one of the most challenging periods in its history. With the evolution of electric vehicles and unprecedented supply chain and workforce challenges, the Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) is poised with 40 years of leadership experience to help the industry change, adapt, and grow.

Featuring Dana Inc.’s vice president of global quality, Lonnie Holmquist — a dedicated professional with more than 25 years of experience in automotive — this webinar recording explores being intentional, knowing your value, and owning your career in our everchanging world.

Join us this June! From Quality Core Tools certification exams, IMDS, and USMCA training mid-month, to our new 2-hour Live Virtual seminar on Reverse Process FMEA as June comes to a close, we’ve got more than two dozen courses to choose from in the coming weeks.

Developed with a global team of automotive OEM and Tier 1 supplier subject matter experts, the AIAG & VDA FMEA Handbook incorporates best practices from both AIAG and VDA methodologies into a harmonized, structured, approach.

As one of the industries most substantially impacted by dramatic rule changes when USMCA replaced NAFTA in July 2020, many automotive companies are still working to gain a full understanding of the trade agreement’s new and enhanced requirements.

Developed jointly by AIAG and Odette, the revised M-17 publication contains operational guidelines for the development of an Automotive Supply Chain Management Agreement (ASCMA) to be used between parties in the global automotive industry.

Ready to update your calendar for the coming month? With training and exam sessions focused on everything from the Core Tools and automotive warranty, to USMCA and IMDS, we've got plenty of options to choose from – simply click any of the links below to learn more!