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Title
Date
The Auto Future: Fast, Furious
and Talent Short
David E. Cole
Chairman Emeritus
Center for Automotive Research (CAR)
Chairman AutoHarvest & Building America’s
Tomorrow
CAR Talent Conference
April 24 and 25, 2017
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The Old Business Model
is Broken
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Date3
BureaucracyPaper Linear
Slow Lean
IndividualSequential
Regional
Physical Prototypes
Job for LifeKings
Talk
Competition StructuredAcquisitions
Vertical Integration
Legalistic
Old Business Model
Control
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Anti-bureaucracyPaperless Collaboration
FastLean
Agile
Teame-enabled
Global
Virtual
Prototypes
People Flow Coaches
Listen
Coopetition
Parallel
FlexibleAlliances
Virtual Integration
Trust
New Business Model
Empowerment
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Industry, Highly Unstable —
Not in Final Form
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The Trump Effect
Trade
Regulation
Economics
Taxes
International Relations
Surprises Likely
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Future Industry Structure–
The Haves and
Have Nots and the New
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Mega issues?
Technology/Materials
People/ Politics
Mobility/Autonomy
International Events
Natural Events
And More
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Manufacturing Choke Points?
Talent
Tooling
Suppliers
Equipment
Natural Events
Materials
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Manufacturing Talent
Boomers are Retiring
All Jobs Require Special Skills
K-12 Pipeline is Not Adequate
Manufacturing- Concept to Sales
We Will be Short 2 Million Plus
Manufacturing Very High Tech
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Dated View of Manufacturing
It Takes a Team
Leadership is Critical
Manufacturing is Important
We Have to Tell the Story
Hands-on is Cool
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Talent Issues
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Building America’s
Tomorrow – K-12
The Pipeline is not there. We
have work to do.