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First ASCCI projects launch
Briefing note: July 2014
3 strategic priorities
1
guide ASCCI’s implementation activities
3
Strategic
insights
2
Localisation
1
Supplier
capability
Supply chain
competitiveness
Transformation
has shown good progress, with 3 projects due to launch in July.
The Base Operating
Standards project will
review the application of
Phase 1 of the WCM project
will deliver interventions at
30 suppliers.
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amongst suppliers, and give
recommendations on how
the standard can be better
employed to build
adherence amongst
suppliers to expected base
standards of operation.
Localisation
activities are currently focused on identifying
specific opportunities for localising product.
ASCCI has undertaken analysis to identify product subsectors that offer the greatest opportunity for localising
content based on capability (technology and skills)
already available locally.
Through July and August, ASCCI will meet with each OEM
to unpack specific localisation opportunities, to determine
potential projects for consideration.
41% of content in locally produced vehicles is local
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High level research findings…
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Supplier capability
ASCCI has worked with OEMs
to determine the priority
value chains that will benefit
from WCM interventions.
These interventions will be
launched in July at firms
within the identified value
chains.
Qualifications
for hand assemblers, operators
and machine setters are not
aligned to equipment /
processes in the production of
automotive components. ASCCI
is supporting an industry
driven project to revise the
qualifications to ensure the
standards are in place to
develop the required skills.
Strategic insights
has recently concluded research to identify key lessons for regional
economic development support to the automotive sector.