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FEATURES BY DEPARTMENT
 | | July 2002
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Designing Ford's Future with Passion
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| His design work at VW/Audi put J Mays on the map. Now he's working to put Ford design on track. |
Inner Space
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| Moving Lincoln from a second-string has been to a premium luxury brand won't be easy, but the division's chief designer, Gerry McGovern, has a strategy to do just that while redefining the term "American Luxury." |
The View from the Top
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All-glass roofs, extra cargo capacity, and multi-functionality in a single vehicle is moving from the auto show floor to the show room. webasto's welcome concept vehicle shows automakers how easy it is to add these features by lightly modifying their body structures and adding a module or three.
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The H2 Moving Beyond Limits— Organizational & Otherwise
SMYRNA MAXES OUT
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| Nissan's Smyrna, Tennessee, plant has been a lynchpin in the automaker's return from a near-death experience. It has reduced costs, improved quality and is turning out popular products. Its next challenge is to launch the all-new Maxima and teach the new plant in Canton, Mississippi, its productive ways. |
erp: complexities, ironies,and advances
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| Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is still what it is: your back-office automation system for managing the vast majority of business transactions in your enterprise. But now ERP is stepping out in multiple directions. |
SIMPLICITY works at oshawa
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| When you have nearly 10,000 people producing and engineering cars and trucks all pulling in the same direction, then impressive things can happen—and they are happening at GM of Canada's impressive complex outside of Toronto. |
COLUMNS
Gary Vasilash - Marginal: On Protoplasmic Inertia
Ted Pollock - On the Management Side: How Not To Blow Your Top
Martin Piszczalski - Information Technology Update: Five Myths of Telematics
Christopher Sawyer - On Materials: Less Weight, More Quiet
Christopher Sawyer - Dudder: Respect Your Elders
Christopher Sawyer - On Cars: Shake Your Money Makers
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