Automobile Manufacturers and Suppliers Must Balance Risk With Innovation
Shortages Will Continue into 2023, According to Supplyframe Data
Ongoing component shortages have forced costly delays and factory shutdowns, with no relief in sight. Consumer demand continues to rise, and supply chains are at their limit.
Automakers Must Innovate Both Inside and Out
Buyers must move past spreadsheets and emails. Speed, agility, and intelligence are a requirement for success going forward, as with the innovative vehicle designs they match.
Vehicles are Evolving Rapidly as Electrification Accelerates
Vehicle designs are rapidly evolving as electrification becomes a primary focus. New technologies and expanding BOMs require a smarter, more capable supply chain to match.
De-Risk Your BOM, Evaluate Cost Down Options, and Plan Your Commodity Strategy
Resilient, Cost-Effective Designs
Analyze BOMs for cost and risk. Identify alternate components and ensure resiliency at the point of design.
Long-Term Strategic Sourcing
Manage demand, forecast inventory, and prevent costly shutdowns with component-level insights.
Real-Time Market Intelligence
Access valuable metrics like lead times, design activity, and industry alerts across commodity groups.
Growth Opportunities For Automotive Manufacturers, OEMs, and Component Manufacturers
DSI Solutions introduce valuable capabilities for key members of the automotive supply chain: from manufacturers, to OEMs, and beyond.
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$10M Per Shift
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30% by 2030
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The Pressure Is On For Both Manufacturers & Global Supply Chains To Deliver The Future Vision Of The Automotive Industry.
Download “On The Road to an Electric, Autonomous Future For Automobiles” to learn how industry transformation is changing design and sourcing processes.
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