Changing customer expectations are rapidly strengthening the case for automotive supply chain sustainability, resulting in a shift to EV manufacturing and driving the transformation of the automotive supply chain. Leading companies are adopting a digital approach to dealing with supply chain disruptions.
Why this is important
🚗 The push for resilience demands an evidence-based approach to pragmatic decision-making.
🌐 Digital transformation can make complex and evolving supply chains connected, intelligent, and secure.
🔍 Enhanced visibility across all supply chain and logistics activities is crucial for OEMs.
📊 Advanced processes and technology can deliver end-to-end visibility, adding intelligence to the organization through data-enabled decision-making.
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This article is just amazing! It really highlights how important it is for companies to adapt to the changing times. The push for EV manufacturing is a great move for the environment and the future!
I don’t see what the big deal is. Just because some companies are shifting to EV doesn’t mean it’s going to solve all supply chain problems. This seems like a marketing ploy more than anything else.
The article provides some insightful points about digital transformation in supply chains. However, it lacks concrete examples of how these changes are being implemented by specific companies, which could enhance the discussion significantly.
Honestly, this whole thing about sustainability sounds good on paper but how many actually care? It’s like saying we need to save the whales while driving a gas guzzler. Actions speak louder than words!
True that! They can talk all they want about sustainability but until I see them making real changes, I ain’t buying it.
‘Digital approach’? Sounds fancy but it’s just another buzzword thrown around to make people feel better while nothing changes in reality!
‘Enhanced visibility across all supply chain and logistics activities’ – what does that even mean? It sounds like corporate jargon designed to confuse rather than clarify. Can someone please translate this into plain English?