This episode, hosted by Christopher Ludwig, features global updates and automotive supply chain insight on the coronavirus crisis in the US, including an in-depth Q&A with Kristin Dziczek, vice-president of the renowned Center for Automotive Research (CAR) covering US federal stimulus, supply chain disruption and manufacturing process changes aimed at containing the spread of the virus and protecting workers.
This Livestream presentation and Q&A goes into detail on major developments across global automotive manufacturing and supply chain, with special insight into impacts and policies relevant for US production sourcing and logistics processes. Christopher Ludwig shares insights on supply chain and manufacturing impacts, and discusses a range of issues covering supplier liquidity, trade policy and global sourcing with this week’s guest Kristin Dziczek at the Michigan-based Center for Automotive Research (CAR), an important automotive business and policy research group.
Watch the recording to learn more about:
How the automotive industry can prepare for production restarts in the midst of the crisis
Identifying and mitigating key risks across the automotive value chain and manufacturing
US federal government support measures
Adapting manufacturing processes and facilities to protect workers and contain virus transmission
How the crisis might impact implementation of the US Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA).
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