Deep overview of digital assimilation, describes the benefits of digital manufacturing, as well as the challenges and gaps and our solutions.
TAS created high-level view of how digital technologies are transforming the automotive industry.
Overview of how digital is disrupting the CPR sector, the Risk & Regulation landscape, and how can ready companies for a digital world.
POV on Digital in Automotive as well as recommendations and relevant services for Daimler. The presentation was leveraged for a meeting with Daimler’s head of digital transformation.
This thought leadership discusses how digitalization can transform the current chemicals' supply chain by increasing operational efficiency and safety, while paving way for innovative business models
Join us for a global webcast focused on our continued adoption of audit innovations to streamline the audit process, enhance quality and drive exceptional client service. Learn what you can do to optimize use of the Canvas global audit platform, gain greater insights through use of the newest Helix analyzers, and learn from real world examples how emerging technologies can enhance quality and reduce burden on the audit team and clients. Expand your knowledge of EY's core audit technologies -- Canvas and Helix -- with demonstrations and dicussion of how thare being applied across the areas.
Lean Manufacturing and Theory of Constraints: optimize production and operations by identifying cost saving and process improvements.
Overview:
In this course you will learn about 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing. You will look at the technological background of 3D Printing, what processes and materials are used, how different industries are applying 3D Printing, and what impact it has on the value chain. You will also learn about approaches for accompanying clients on their transformation journand leveraging the benefits that 3D Printing can provide them.
Learning Objective:
By the end of this course you will be able to:
- Explain what 3D Printing is
- Outline the business impacts
- Outline approaches for accompanying clients on their transformation journey
Introduction to Loss Analysis eLearning helps in identifying, analyzing and prioritizing loss processes by managing through the use of a structured framework in a manufacturing plant.
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify the process of analyzing and prioritizing losses with the use of a structured framework in a manufacturing industry
- Identify the approach designed to eliminate material losses across a manufacturing organization
Overview and Objective:
This course Target production rate helps examine, collect and calculate data to improve the efficiency of any given manufacturing line or the manufacturing plant as a whole.
After completing this learning, you will be able to:
• Identify performance improvement actions of a manufacturing line based on the plant data.
The manufacturing industry produces a broad range of products for its customers in a fast-paced, consumer-driven environment. Comprised of a wide variety of industry players and stakeholders, this industry develops the fastest methods available to produce and deliver products to meet customer demands. Manufacturers produce vehicles, building materials, household products, textiles, pharmaceutical drugs, toys, and a wide range of other products that customers require. They are dependent on finding the materials, workforce and best methods to manufacture products quickly, at a competitive
The manufacturing industry produces a broad range of products for its customers in a fast-paced, consumer-driven environment. Comprised of a wide variety of industry players and stakeholders, this industry develops the fastest methods available to produce and deliver products to meet customer demands. Manufacturers produce vehicles, building materials, household products, textiles, pharmaceutical drugs, toys, and a wide range of other products that customers require. They are dependent on finding the materials, workforce and best methods to manufacture products quickly, at a competitive price, to meet the constant changes in consumer demand. Objectives: Recognize key concepts, terminology, and issues associated with the manufacturing industry Identify the main sectors of the manufacturing industry and its business drivers Identify key aspects of the industry business model, its competitive environment and the current trends in the manufacturing industry Identify key challenges that manufacturing industry is facing and common strategies to overcome its challenges Course Content: This course is designed to help learners understand key concepts, terminology, and issues associated with the manufacturing industry. It will identify the main sectors of the manufacturing industry and its business drivers, and review the key aspects of the industry business model, its competitive environment and the current trends in the industry. Finally this course outlines some key challenges that this industry is facing and presents common strategies that the players in the industry are adopting to overcome its challenges. Credits: Not eligible for US CPE. Eligible for Global CE credit only.
This video is created to give you an overview on your Sector. After it’s completion you will be able to:
* Understand Sector trends and issues and how it goes to market
* Describe how digital trends are disrupting the sector
Missy Cummings, a professor of engineering at Duke University, discusses her time as a fighter pilot, the role of safety drivers in AV testing and her thoughts on the levels of autonomous driving.
On Shift: A podcast about mobility, Automotive News journalists interview executives and subject matter experts in the automotive and transportation industries. A full list of episodes is available at https://www.autonews.com/shift-podcast-mobility
The manufacturing industry produces a broad range of products for its customers in a fast-paced, consumer-driven environment. Comprised of a wide variety of industry players and stakeholders, this industry develops the fastest methods available to produce and deliver products to meet customer demands. Manufacturers produce vehicles, building materials, household products, textiles, pharmaceutical drugs, toys, and a wide range of other products that customers require. They are dependent on finding the materials, workforce and best methods to manufacture products quickly, at a competitive
The “Ktrends in Semiconductors” is intended to provide our professionals with a timely and relevant trends deck on kdynamics, emerging themes and potential disruptors in the space.
This report is a quarterly supplement to the deck covering the main trends in the sector. It contains recent developments plus an overview of EY’s activities. For more detailed information on the semiconductors market, please read “Ktrends in semiconductors”.
This document gives a view of krisks and their severity level faced by semiconductor companies globally. The purpose of this report is to familiarize leadership, practitioners, account teams and others across with kbusiness risks faced by semiconductor companies. This model may also be used as a starting point for discussions to help identify kbusiness risks and, ultimately, develop a client-specific risk understanding and create potential opportunities.