Supplying Volkswagen
| Publication Date | February 2009 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Supplier Business |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 111 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | SUB00089 |
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Summary
The SupplierBusiness OEM sourcing policy guide provides a unique insight into vehicle manufacturer sourcing strategies, and is an essential tool for program and customer screening by suppliers.
It provides insights from other suppliers and statements from the vehicle manufacturers themselves about the focus of their current purchasing policy, and how that affects other parts of their product development and manufacturing strategy, as well as providing an independent perspective on the supplier base's experience of those policies in reality.
For car makers the supplier does not have already as a client, the studies provide an introduction into the requirements of the vehicle maker, and an idea of when the critical new model launches that they wish to win will start to source systems and components.
The reports build on research undertaken in regular news and analysis in SupplierBusiness.com and brings it together with an OEM focus. They will be of interest to all those looking to keep up-to-date with developments in the major vehicle assemblers either as customers or prospects.
The profiles provide input into customer and program analysis and screening by supplier executives concerned with their company's strategic development.
The first three reports in the series look at the purchasing strategies of BMW, DaimlerChrysler and Volkswagen.
Each report includes:
- Purchasing strategy - including interviews with senior purchasing executives
- Directory of senior purchasing executives at each OEM
- Plant and model mix - full global listing of plants by model and models by plant
- Forward model programs - Tables of model production programs from 2008 -2013
- Outsourcing and systems strategy
- Production strategy - OEM production plants profiled in detail
- OEM Supplier Ranking
- Results from our surveys of supplier experience of working with the OEM
- A list of the suppliers of major systems and components on recent major models
Content
- 1. Purchasing Strategy
- Details of Volkswagen's sourcing strategy and the current
- state of relations with suppliers.
- This section also includes interview with key executives:
- Francisco Javier Garcia Sanz - Member of Board of
- Management VOLKSWAGEN AG
- Dr Thomas Scharnhorst, Head Vehicle Systems
- Technical Development, Volkswagen AG
- Horst Knig - Program Manager for Volkswagen
- Passat
- 2. Senior Purchasing Executives
- 3. Plant and Model Mix
- Full global listing of plants by model and models by plant
- 4. Forward Model Program
- 5. Outsourcing and Systems Strategy
- Volkswagen was one of the first European vehicle
- manufacturers to adopt modular strategies, but it retains a
- relatively large number of component manufacturing
- operations.
- 6. Production Strategy
- Volkswagen has led the field in many of the cost-saving
- trends that the automotive industry has tried out in recent
- times. It was one of the first to embrace platform-sharing so
- extensively, and has adopted supplier park concepts more
- comprehensively that any other automaker.
- Five Volkswagen Group plants are profiled in detail:
- Mosel/Zwickau
- Dresden
- Neckarsulm
- Martorell
- Mlada Boleslav
- 7. Supplier Ranking of OEMs
- Statistical results of SupplierBusiness.com's survey of
- Volkswagen Group suppliers, conducted in July 2003.
- 8. Major Suppliers by Component Sector
- 9. Major Suppliers by Model
- Audi A2
- Audi A3
- Audi A4
- Audi A6
- Audi V8
- Bentley Continental GT
- Seat Altea
- Seat Cordoba
- Seat Ibiza
- Skoda Fabia
- Skoda Octavia
- Skoda Superb
- VW Beetle
- VW Golf
- VW Phaeton
- VW Polo
- VW T5 Transporter
- VW Touareg
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