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According to the latest statistics, the average cost of a cybersecurity incident is now approaching $200,000, and yet, only 31% of small companies have cyber insurance, and 70% said that they have no intention to purchase a policy.

AIAG, in partnership with Thomson Reuters, has launched the third and final report in the Supply Chain 2025 survey initiative!

Whether your organization is taking its first steps to prioritize cybersecurity, renewing efforts to protect itself from cybercrime, or performing a health check on existing security measures, AIAG has the next-step resources you need.

AIAG’s Director of Supply Chain Products & Services Tanya Bolden will be a featured speaker at the first-ever, co-branded cybersecurity event with GAMA, the Georgia Automotive Manufacturers Association. Scheduled for February 5, 2020, the conference will be held at the Douglasville Conference Center in Douglasville, Georgia.

The 2020 AIAG Catalog is now available!

This year’s catalog features publications hand-selected by AIAG leadership in Corporate Responsibility, Quality and Supply Chain, based on industry interest, along with a complete listing of upcoming training and certification courses.

Seats are still available for the seventh annual WSU/AIAG Purchasing and Supply Chain Management Program! This year’s course, which consists of separate winter and fall classroom terms, officially kicks off on February 6, 2020 -- will you be there? 

Jeff Antoine spends most of his time thinking about transportation, but every year he makes sure to attend AIAG's Customs Town Hall.

“The things that affect customs affect our customers,” says Antoine, director of corporate compliance for Carter Enterprise, and a 2019 Customs Town Hall attendee. “If it affects our customers, it affects us. It’s so important for us to stay up-to-date with this aspect of things so we can better serve. That’s why I’ve been coming here for the past 19 years. There no better way to stay informed.”

One of the most valued AIAG member benefits is the opportunity to serve on committees and workgroups, collaborating with some of the industry’s most innovative thinkers. AIAG’s Supply Chain team expresses its sincere gratitude to our volunteers for another fruitful year.

Plan ahead! Our next Principles of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma class – a five day seminar-style course offered by AIAG and Wayne State University – will return January 8-12, 2020. 

AIAG, in partnership with Thomson Reuters, announced the launch of the second report associated with the organizations’ Supply Chain 2025 survey initiative.