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Featured Supply Chain Publications

  • RC-18

    Using RFID, BLE, and LPWA Sensor Technology

    Product Code: RC-18

    Wireless sensor technology enables the identification of multiple objects in very short time - without direct line of sight - and enables bulk reading of tags. Wireless sensor technologies for purposes of these standards includes RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), and LPWAN Low Power Wide Area Network). Due to these characteristics, wireless sensor technology is proving as more effective and efficient than other Automatic Identification (AutoID) techniques such as Barcode and Data Matrix and improves Returnable T...
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  • M-17-2

    Guidelines for an Automotive Supply Chain Management

    Product Code: M-17-2

    This joint AIAG/Odette 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. It includes recommendations for the format and content of a typical supply chain management agreement, as well as an explanation of the most important factors that should be included. The means of managing and maintaining the agreement are also explained, along with the roles and responsibilities of the parties involved.
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  • MD05-5-K

    Finished Vehicle Logistics Transportation Damage Handling

    Product Code: MD05-5-K

    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...
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  • M-12

    Business Continuity Planning for the Automotive Supply Chain

    Product Code: M-12

    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.
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Featured Supply Chain Training

  • USMCA Content Reporting

    Classroom and Live Virtual Training

    Effective July 1, 2020, the USMCA trade agreement officially replaced NAFTA as the trilateral free trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Whether the manufacturer of importer is located in the U.S. (USMCA), Canada (CUSMA), or Mexico (T-MEC), the automotive industry as a whole has been significantly affected by dramatic rule changes, including an increase in overall value content requirements, the introduction of the Labor Value Content (LVC) requirements, and new categories and requirements for the qualification of automotive parts. The new USMCA Content Reporting course - developed by OEM, supplier, and free trade agreement experts - is an in-depth, comprehensive training geared toward automotive trade compliance practitioners and working managers. The training is scheduled for two consecutive days (16 hours total).
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Upcoming Supply Chain Events

  • 2023 January 26 Future Automotive Expert Webinar

    Registration is open for the January 26 Future Automotive Expert webinar, Supply Chain Careers in EDI and B2B Communications - the Lifeblood of the Automotive Industry.
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    Next Date: 1/26/2023


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  • 2023 Hybrid Supply Chain + Trade Compliance Summit

    Early Registration Still Available

    SAVE THE DATE for the 2023 Hybrid Supply Chain + Trade Compliance Summit on November 15, 2023.
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    Next Date: 11/15/2023


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  • ACE Reporting Demonstrations for Export and Import

    Led by Carlos R. Rodriguez from the Office of Trade at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), our 2-hour virtual "ACE Reporting Demonstration for Export" and "ACE Reporting Demonstration for Import" courses provide attendees with the skills and knowledge to navigate the ACE Reports tool and take advantage of its various capabilities. Since these training opportunities are available just once per calendar year, attendees can now register for the export session only, the import session only, or both sessions together (over a two-day period, at a discounted price). As CBP continued its modernization of the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) Secure Data Portal over multiple phases in 2022, now for 2023, we are approaching the final stages, these training opportunities are more critical than ever to stay informed!
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    Next Date: 11/16/2023


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