Bringing the European automotive industry back together again
For nearly two decades, ALSC Europe has been where force chain operation decision-makers, originators, and disruptors have connected from across automotive manufacturers, logistics, and technology service providers. After a three-time absence, the community is eventually coming back together in person in Munich for a docket packed with data, conversations, shops, and networking, and will be better and larger than ever with an online presence to reach indeed more stakeholders and enhance connection openings.
This event from the platoon at Automotive Logistics will help the assiduity manage the broad changes, dislocations, and new technology in the European force chain, with exclusive keynotes, panels, and interviews from large and startup players across inbound, manufacturing, finished vehicle, and service corridor logistics. The end is to encourage collaboration, promote invention and help prioritize investments that support the European automotive assiduity’s recovery and ambitious pretensions in electrification and sustainability. And to have a lot of fun along the way.
The conference docket pivots around the urgency of conforming logistics to the post-Covid ‘new no way normal’, in which unpredictable requests, the cost rises, element and labor deaths are grueling hypotheticals in sourcing and manufacturing. It’ll showcase the strategies helping OEMs and suppliers to recapture resiliency and remain flexible, especially through digitalization and data-driven results across force chain design and operations, from real-time visibility of accouterments and vehicles to AI- grounded logistics engineering.
As well mitigating dislocation, Automotive Logistics, and Supply Chain Europe unpack the technology, processes, and hookups that will unborn evidence the region’s automotive assiduity, including the effective scaling up of electric vehicle and battery force chains and changing business models in mobility. And with both the EU and public governments setting more strict regulations around emigration reduction, and major OEMs committed to reaching net carbon zero, sustainable force chain and logistics will be at the heart of the program. Speakers will explore norms for measuring emigrations, multimodal transport, galvanized freight technology, and indispensable energy openings.
Supply chain operation has no way been further central to the short and longer-term planning of automotive manufacturers in Europe and is essential to the region’s recovery and transition. Attend the conference to understand how logistics can be a competitive advantage, and how you can ensure your force chain succeeds in the no way new normal.