Abstract
This Manufacturing Insights report illustrates the increased importance of
environmental concerns across automotive manufacturers. With governments
increasingly introducing legislation to protect the environment, auto
manufacturers now not only have to comply with new legislation, they also have
to satisfy customers that are demanding increasingly Green products, as well as
manage an environment where the impact of increased costs of raw materials and
consumables are becoming more evident. Companies are increasingly looking to IT
to support their Green initiatives, whether it is from investing in new
applications or seeking the support of the vendors to assist them in deploying
applications to support Green initiatives.
"We expect automotive manufacturing companies in the Asia/Pacific (excluding
Japan) or APEJ region to increasingly turn to technology vendors to support
their adoption of Green initiatives either through the implementation of
applications such as product life-cycle management (PLM) and transportation
management or through consulting services. Going Green starts at the design
phase and we are increasingly seeing companies turn to technology to help them
in the complex decision process at the beginning of a project where
environmental considerations must also be considered alongside cost, time, and
quality," said Christopher Holmes, Vice President, Asia/Pacific Manufacturing
Research, IDC Asia/Pacific
Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Manufacturing Insights Opinion
- In This Report
- Methodology
- Background
- Weighting Assumptions for Questions with Top 3 Mentions
- Calculation of Weighting
- Table: IDC Asia/Pacific Weight Allocation for Ordered Multiple Responses Questions, 2008
- Methods
- Survey Sample and Respondent Profile
- Table: Auto Industry Respondents by Country, 2008
- Table: Respondent' s Level, 2008
- Table: Respondents' Departments, 2008
- Table: Organizations' Revenues, 2008
- Situation Overview
- Introduction
- Management Challenges
- Current Levels of Green Initiatives
- Figure: Current and Planned Levels of Green Initiatives, 2008
- Figure: Importance of Green Initiatives to Organizations, 2008
- Drivers for Change
- Figure: Reasons for Going Green, 2008
- Measuring Green Performance
- Figure: Measures for Going Green, 2008
- Inhibitors to Going Green
- Figure: Challenges to Going Green, 2008
- IT as a Green Enabler
- Table: Green Manufacturing Applications, 2008
- Figure: IT Business Applications to Support Going Green, 2008
- Figure: Use of Specific Green Applications, 2008
- Legislation
- Figure: Environmental Compliance Requirements, 2008
- Figure: Environmental Compliance Requirements for Suppliers, 2008
- Partners for Going Green
- Figure: Partners for Going Green, 2008
- The Green Organization
- Figure: Internal Ownership of the Green Program, 2008
- Figure: The Green Organization, 2008
- Future Outlook
- Management Challenges and Internal Management Issues
- Figure: The Increasing Importance of Green to the Organizations, 2008
- Figure: The Increasing Regulative Environment, 2008
- Technology Action Plans
- Figure: Use of IT Vendors to Support Going Green, 2008
- Figure: IT Budget Outlook to Support Going Green, 2008
- Table: Green Spending Plans, 2008
- Table: Green Spending Recovery, 2008
- Essential Guidance
- Actions to Consider: Vendor
- Actions to Consider: Manufacturer
- Learn More
- Related Research
- Synopsis
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