Our mission is to enable collaboration within the automotive and related industries and to provide access to information, education and the tools needed so our stakeholders can continually improve the environment in which they operate.
Easily search the location of suppliers in the event of a natural disaster or geopolitical unrest.
One of the automotive industry's most widely used international standards for quality management.
Critical in allowing manufacturers to pinpoint at risk products and initiating quick, focused containment.
Robust security, form linkage, project management/task tracker, reporting, and international multilingual capability. (Coming Soon!)
A common set of FMEA requirements/expectations that will enable suppliers to have a single FMEA business process. (Coming Soon!)
These in-person and virtual events will explore numerous corporate responsibility and sustainability topics.
Modules designed to provide support and training for the conflict mineral reporter in your company.
Tools, guidelines, best practices and standards developed by the industry, for the industry.
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AIAG's Quality initiatives span the wide array of product development, manufacturing, service, and customer experience improvement activities to support the manufacturing technology and product innovation advancements that are required from successful and growing suppliers and OEM's. While grounded in the quality standards and core tools that are the foundation of automotive quality excellence, the current AIAG quality initiatives are exploring new issues, providing insights, and the latest tools and methodologies to support the manufacturing technology and product innovation advancements that are required from successful and growing suppliers and OEM's.
Recent events have clearly demonstrated the challenges in managing the scope, scale and complexity of today's automotive supply chain. AIAGs materials management, ecommerce and logistics initiatives are far-reaching and can have a significant impact on supply chain efficiency - whether the goal is to improve the flow of information, reduce in-transit damage, speed up the flow of parts through international borders, or provide greater visibility anywhere in the system. AIAG Supply Chain Management initiatives provide guidelines, training and educational opportunities to understand and manage the complexity and scope of supply chain issues.
By being both proactive and collaborative, AIAG brings our members together to develop innovative solutions to these and other common CR challenges, both national and international. AIAG understands the range of CR issues and laws affecting the automotive and related industries, and we stay on top of changing conditions and expectations. Using this intelligence and our unique position at the nexus of multiple industries and companies, we develop the active insights, trainings and tools our members need to operate responsibly—and profitably. Our corporate responsibility work is guided by a CR Steering Committee, which is facilitated by AIAG and comprised of senior staff volunteers from our member companies, including FCA, Delphi, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Toyota, ZF TRW and many others. The Committee, along with its Advisory and Working Groups of members and subject matter experts address industry issues in three core issue areas: Social, Economic and Environmental Sustainability.
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AIAG's Quality initiatives span the wide array of product development, manufacturing, service, and customer experience improvement activities to support the manufacturing technology and product innovation advancements that are required from successful and growing suppliers and OEM's.
Registration is OPEN for AIAG’s April Future Automotive Expert Event, “How Risk Drives Effective Problem Solving”. In 2015, AIAG’s Quality 2020 report ranked problem solving as the most critical issue impacting quality in the automotive industry. Since then, traditional techniques have evolved to introduce risk-based decision making into what is now known as effective problem solving. During his presentation, “How Risk Drives Effective Problem Solving,” Daniel Perez Castilla, Global Quality Systems Manager with Tenneco, will address the trends in problem solving methodologies, the introduction of severity and likelihood as decision criteria, and how these are helping the industry get ready for the autonomous vehicle era. Seating for this event is limited so register TODAY! Daniel Perez Castilla Bio
Register NOW for the 2nd installation of our Corporate Responsibility Speaker Series, “How ESG Research Firms Evaluate Supply Chain Sustainability” Publicly traded companies are increasingly inundated with requests to publish environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data. The most influential requests are coming from organizations that directly participate in financial markets. These can include large asset owners (CalPERS, NY State), asset managers (BlackRock, State Street) and specialized ESG research firms (Bloomberg, MSCI, Sustainalytics). Another influential piece of this ESG Ecosystem is the organizations that develop and promote ESG disclosure guidance, frameworks, and/or standards. These are generally non-profit organizations that are sometimes referenced by the financial markets, and may also be referenced by governments, stock exchanges, or companies. Institutional customer demand for ESG information is rippling through entire supply chains, thereby impacting suppliers that are both publicly traded or privately held. In this webinar, learn the information various ESG firms are expecting companies to provide to demonstrate sustainable supply chain practices. Webinar Highlights • Aggregating data from publicly traded companies • Identify today’s top ESG firms • Approaches of leading ESG firms • Process and benefits of proactively engaging with ESG firms Speaker: Jessica Urdangarin, Principal Consultant – BrownFlynn, an ERM Group company Moderator: Tanya Bolden, Director – Supply Chain Products & Services - AIAG Webinar information will be emailed to attendees within 2 days of the event.
Register NOW for the “Responsible Materials Industry Briefing: Expanding Beyond Boundaries of 3TG, Dodd-Frank and DRC" Recent European and Chinese regulatory influence on the auto industries reporting of tantalum, tin, tungsten, and gold (“3TG”), and other minerals, such as cobalt and mica, lithium, etc. may necessitate additional support in the future to assess all global regions of conflict. To proactively address these issues within the supply chain, the AIAG Reponsible Materials Work Group (formerly known as the Conflict Minerals Work Group) has recently expanded its scope to focus on the responsible sourcing of materials beyond conflict minerals. While not legislated, responsible sourcing of raw materials has gained the attention of media, external stakeholders, and auto companies themselves. For this year's industry briefing we will address topics including: - Reporting Template Updates for Conflict Minerals and Cobalt - Legislative Updates for EU and others - Department of State Update - Trade Sanctions - Smelter Updates - Best Practices, and more!
Registration is now available - PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SEE AGENDA! With the accelerating pace of change in the automotive industry – and more specifically the supply chain space – it is more critical than ever to stay informed and benchmark yourself against peers and colleagues to maintain competitiveness. Featuring world-class presenters and subject matter experts, AIAG’s annual Supply Chain Summit helps attendees do just that! This year’s event will feature an Industry 4.0 panel involving Tier 1 companies, a “developing professional” panel, and other sessions addressing topics such as international trade and tariff updates, finished vehicle logistics, supply chain sustainability, AIAG’s Supply Chain 2025 Survey project, and more. Join us on June 18th to explore current and emerging supply chain trends, network with peers and industry leaders, and re-energize your goals and action plans for 2019! Sponsorships and exhibit space are available. See links below for all the details!
Registration is now available for AIAG’s 2019 Member Golf Outing on June 19, 2019! Golfers of all skill levels are welcome to participate in this annual golf scramble, which provides the perfect opportunity to network and make new connections while enjoying a day out of the office and on the course. This event sells out every year, so sign up soon to ensure your place in the scramble! Please note that registration for this event is not available online. To join us, simply fill out the REGISTRATION FORM – which also includes sponsorships – and send it to Shannon Osburn at sosburn@aiag.org. Schedule for the day: 7:30am - Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30am - Shotgun Start Lunch provided at the turn Dinner, awards and prize raffle immediately following golf This is a member only event. Non-members must be invited by an AIAG member to participate. All participants are eligible for the prize raffle.
Recent events have clearly demonstrated the challenges in managing the scope, scale and complexity of today's automotive supply chain. AIAGs materials management, ecommerce and logistics initiatives are far-reaching and can have a significant impact on supply chain efficiency - whether the goal is to improve the flow of information.
REGISTER NOW
By being both proactive and collaborative, AIAG brings our members together to develop innovative solutions to these and other common CR challenges, both national and international. AIAG understands the range of CR issues and laws affecting the automotive and related industries, and we stay on top of changing conditions and expectations.
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