Lean Supply Chain Management is getting more and more attention among those interested in optimising production-related processes in the automotive industry. Lean SCM offers a number of real advantages.
Sustainable, green, environmentally friendly – such should be the transport of the next few years. But what does this mean in practice, and what can we do to make intelligent mobility and resource management work for the environment?
The automotive industry is still facing a long-term challenge of diminishing its impact on the environment. On the one hand it depends on a change of drive technologies and on the other hand on diminishing consumption of raw materials and greenhouse gas emission – already in the phase of manufacturing. The newest ACEA data demonstrates that the European automotive branch is on a right course.
Outsourcing is being used more and more widely in many industries. For years, companies from the automotive sector have also been manufacturing with the help of external entities – it is worth learning about the advantages and key features of this model.
Mobility comes with huge emissions. The future of automotive vehicles requires investment in electric and hydrogen engines. This will ensure that the automotive sector contributes far less to the production of CO2 and other greenhouse gases.
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