Automotive Design and Production

DEC 2015

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AD&P; > December 2015 > TALK > Insights from IHS > Michael.Robinet@ihs.com 16 INSIGHTS FROM IHS Michael Robinet has been a managing director of IHS Automotive since 2011. Prior to that, he was the director of Global Production Forecasts for IHS Automotive. His areas of expertise include global vehicle production and capacity forecasting, future product program intelligence, platform consolidation and globalization trends, trade fow/ sourcing strategies, and OEM footprint/logistics trends. slowly converge and enable the industry to reduce geographic variations. Faster Cadence: Faster, more extensive and with faster launch curves. The pressure to execute faster and fawlessly will continue as competition heats up. We are seeing the reduction of vehicle cadence to 5 years for all-new and major programs impact Tier 2 and 3 suppliers not used to the frantic pace. Powertrain cadence is slimming as well. Navigating these and a number of other critical trends while maintain- ing proftability and moderating risks will be an ongoing challenge. The Additive Manufacturing Conference will return to Chicago's McCormick Place to take place alongside the largest machining and manufacturing event in the United States, IMTS 2016. SEPTEMBER 13 & 14, 2016 — CHICAGO, IL USA Coming to:

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