- AIAG | Driving Automotive Excellence Through Collaboration Innovation
The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) is a unique not-for-profit organization where OEMs, suppliers, service providers, government entities, and individuals in academia have worked collaboratively for more than 42 years to drive down costs and complexity from the automotive supply chain
- Advancing Automotive Industry Standards Collaboration - AIAG
The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) drives progress in the global automotive industry We bring together the industry’s brightest minds, fostering a collaborative ecosystem that creates best-in-class standards for quality, efficiency, and sustainability
- Quality Core Tools - (APQP - CP - PPAP - FMEA - MSA - SPC) | AIAG
The AIAG Finished Vehicle Logistics Quality Handling Manual (developed in partnership with ECG, Association of European Vehicle Logistics), improves operations by reducing duplicated activities and provides a common vehicle handling guideline between the European Union and North America
- AIAG Manual and Guidelines | Industry Standards and Best Practices for . . .
AIAG expertise is built on decades of industry collaboration that ensures what we offer is comprehensive, relevant, and actionable Get the information you need to excel with this collection of practical guides and handbooks
- AIAG Membership | Unlock Insights Drive Innovation
As a member of AIAG, you gain more than access — you gain an edge By joining our collaborative hub, you become part of a diverse and dynamic community where industry professionals convene to tackle today’s most pressing challenges and create unified solutions
- AIAG Training Resources |Learning Tools for Industry Professionals
AIAG Training Resources provides courses, tools, e-learning, webinars, and certifications to help professionals master key processes and meet compliance standards
- AIAG Training Catalog | Courses for Industry Professionals
This course teaches the execution of Process FMEAs using the AIAG VDA FMEA Handbook After attending, you'll be able to describe the benefits of technical risk analysis, apply the 7-step PFMEA approach, evaluate consistency, measure effectiveness, and link to Cost of Poor Quality (CoPQ)
- Powering Performance | AIAG
Stay up to date on the latest automotive industry trends, along with AIAG initiatives, events, trainings, publications, products and more
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