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GM supply chief softens approach to parts firms

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Tom Walsh of the Detroit Free Press discusses GM’s past and current relationship with their suppliers, and about the 2010 annual survey PPI conducts that will reveal how GM is doing when the results are published in the coming months.

“GM supply chief softens approach to parts firms.” Detroit Free Press. 28 March 2010

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Ford adds to list of preferred suppliers

On June 24th , Automotive News’ Robert Sherefkin reported on Ford Motor Co. adding 16 companies to its list of preferred suppliers, five of them being European companies.  He cites PPI’s annual automotive supplier survey in the article.  To read the article on Automotive News you do need to have a subscription.

Ford adds 16 to list of preferred suppliers.” Automotive News. 24 June 2009

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PPI in Times Square

PPI in Times SquareThe results of the 2002-2009 Working Relations Index were displayed on the Reuters e-board in Times Square in New York City during the week of May 25, 2009.  (Click to enlarge view)

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Annual Survey results on Automotives News' op-ed page

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The opinion expressed in today’s Automotive News opinion section under the header “A matter of trust” doesn’t necessarily reflect the opinions of Planning Perspectives, Inc., but our data is represented there.

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WWJ Interview Podcast

WWJ Newsradio 950 in Detroit interviewed John Henke about the results of the 2009 Annual Automotive Supplier Survey for their May 25th broadcast.  You can download to the Podcast (MP3)  here.

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Working with suppliers: Ford raises its game

This article by Colin Whitbread for Automotive World discusses the results of the 2009 Annual Survey in wonderful detail.  While most people are primarily talking about Honda’s and Toyota’s surprising rankings (which he naturally discusses as well), Whitbread focuses a little more on our domestic OEMs, especially Ford.  Automotive World is based out of the UK.

Working with suppliers: Ford raises its game.” Automotive World. 28 May 2009

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Supplier Survey Results on Autoline Daily

Autoline talks Annual Survey resultsYesterday, Autoline Daily included the results of our 9th Annual North American Automotive OEM – Tier 1 Supplier Working Relations Study.  You can view the video of the show as well as transcripts from it here.  The PPI segment is somewhere in the middle.  There isn’t a timer so I can’t tell you it precisely.  The whole video runs 6:12.

John McElroy also blogs traditionally about the Supplier Survey and gives links to the documents on his blog here.

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Honda tops Toyota in US parts survey

This article comes out of South Africa’s Motoring.co.za.  Planning Perspectives works with companies all over the world, but it is still great to see our research picked up by foreign press.

Honda tops Toyota in US parts survey.” Motoring.co.za. 26 May 2009

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Honda is Number One in Auto Supplier Study

Toyota slips to number two spot in annual survey of working relations between automotive suppliers and largest auto companies.

IndustryWeek reports on the results of the 2009 Annual Automotive Supplier Relations Survey here.

Honda is Number One in Auto Supplier Study.” Industry Week.  26 May 2009

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Survey says: Auto suppliers like working with Honda best

Rick Haglund’s blog on mlive.com discusses how Honda has now overtaken the top spot in supplier relations over Toyota.  It also discusses how important supplier relations are going to be for Chrysler during this period of bankruptcy:

“If Chrysler doesn’t change its ways, it is going to be in big trouble, regardless of how it comes out of bankruptcy. Chrysler needs its suppliers more than ever; it cannot survive without them. Right now, Chrysler’s suppliers are not doing anything to support the company because of the treatment they’ve been getting for the past two years. With its relatively new VP of Purchasing in place and as the bankruptcy settles down Chrysler will hopefully return to improving the way it works with its suppliers as it was doing in 2004 – 2006.” – Dr. John Henke

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