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FEATURES BY DEPARTMENT
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| February 2005
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POWER TRAINS 2005:
GLOBAL COLLABORATIONS...HYBRIDS...V-BLOCKS... & EVEN SPARK PLUGS!
Looking At DCX's Global Engine
Looking at BMW's V10
Looking at E3 Spark Plugs
Hybrid Powertrains: The Two-Mode Approach
Volvo Squeezes V8 Power Into a V6 Space: Volvo's first V8 raises the bar for compact, low-emission engines.
A Lexus Like No Other But Like The Rest:
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Introducing The RX 400h: Luxury, Not Economy
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Delphi's Domestic Strategy
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While Delphi will continue to work at being the largest supplier of mobile automotive electronics, it is working to create awareness and preference among everyday car audio buyers, not just the people at the OEMs.
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Tires of the Future?
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If automotive tire upstart Amerityre can perfect its polyurethane tires, we may soon have to revise the phrase "where the rubber meets the road."
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Riding the Steel Roller Coaster
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Rapid growth in China and a long-term trend of removing under-productive capacity in developed nations, has put steel prices on an upward run. It may take years before there's a substantive change, says Professor Anthony P. D'Costa, but eventually they will fall.
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Interesting Steel Developments

What You Need To Know About Supply Chain Management
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While there are the occasional horror stories about botched SCM implementations, if you have a good understanding of what you want to achieve and a measured approach to implementation, you can prevent the nightmare from featuring your company.
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COLUMNS
Gary Vasilash - Marginal: The Collaboration Solution
Ted Pollock - On the Management Side: Ready for that Appraisal?
Insight: Benefits of Lean In the Accounting Department
Christopher Sawyer - Dudder: Optimizer or Pragmatist?
William Kimberly - EuroAuto: The Steel Scene
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