How the automotive chip shortage came about, and how better use of existing data can mitigate against supply chain disruption.
00:00 - introduction
00:43 – Helen Crimmins: Chip Shortage in the Automotive Industry
11:31 – Helen Crimmins: Q1: can more vehicle functionally be controlled from a lower number of chips, easing variant configuration and introducing few points of supply chain failure?
12:36 – Helen Crimmins: Q2: did trends towards electrification contribute to the chip shortage?
14:13 – Helen Crimmins: Q3: have there been similar disruptions that automotive manufacturers can take lessons from?
15:08 – Chris Jobse: A little PDM history and how smart architecture and intelligent tooling can help
21:17 – Chris Jobse: Q1: how does good product data alleviate supply chain shortages?
22:08 – Chris Jobse: Q2: is there a shortage of product data, or is the bottleneck in managing that data from different silos between different players in the supply chain?
22:51 – Chris Jobse: Q3: can good ERP also address the ‘people’ as well as ‘process’ side of shortage management?
23:46 – Ece Sanci: Mitigation strategies against supply disruption risk: a case study at the Ford Motor Company
34:32 - Ece Sanci: Q1: there are two methods in this study; one from literature and your own – can you elaborate?
35:55 – Ece Sanci: Q2: what input went into this model, was the data already available, and how did you select it to be relevant to a real world case?
38:55 – Ece Sanci: Q3: having developed the model in a pre-pandemic model, would it need any changes to adapt it to current conditions?
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