The goals of the survey is to look at current water use, identify leading practices and areas for improvement, and extend these practices to the automotive supply chain as well. The survey identified 135 aspects to benchmark for North American facilities, including metrics, assessments, management processes, and sustainability.

This guide serves as an aid for automotive suppliers in the development of their business continuity programs and can be adapted for small, medium and large organizations. It can also be used to validate an existing business continuity program. This document replaces the original Crisis Management for the Automotive Supply Chain which focused on emergency responses. It has been expanded to include all elements of business continuity planning including emergency, communications, business resumption planning and IT disaster recovery.

The M-22 is the document used by Finished Vehicle Logistics organizations throughout North America and is highly recommended by OEMs to ensure all stakeholders understand the finished vehicle damage handling and reporting process - get your copy today! This fully revised version of the M-22, created by the AIAG Damage Claims workgroup, includes all recent damage code changes, new graphics on vehicle inspection, jump chock code updates, SPLAT charts, grid location diagrams, and Similarity Matrices, along with instructions on OEM expectations for...