Standards

This recommendation defines standard key performance indicators for materials management and logistics in the automotive industry. Common indicators will facilitate understanding between business partners, align with the requirements of Global MMOG/LE and support risk management.

This recommendation specifies the content, structure, and format of a machine-readable delivery note (abstract, or content description) of exchanged technical data files.

This tool of audit and Logistics self assessment is a global recommendation of best practices of the industry for Supply Chain process.

This document contains recommended business practices for Carrier and LSP processes. This document can be used by an individual organization within the supply chain as a self-assessment or can be used between business partners as an audit tool. In both cases the resulting evaluation provides a comprehensive assessment of Carrier and LSP performance and capability.

Freight Greenhouse Gas (GHG) reporting is becoming an increasingly important topic for the industry and cannot be ignored. New standards are being published and there are rising demands for data both from external customers and public bodies as well as to meet the internal GHG accounting objectives of companies. These Guidelines have been bublished specifically for the automotive sector. They are directed at helping all those involved to understand the basic principles and to adopt a consistent approach that will support both recent and future standards and legislative requirements. Rather than introducting new methodologies, these Guidelines make recommendations based on use of the most appropriate existing initiatives. These are initiatives being adopded by industry as a whole and so these Guidelines may be helpful fo those engaged in other sectors besides automotive.

Product data quality is a measure of the accuracy and appropriateness of product data combined with the timeliness with which those data are provided to all the people who need them.

o This document aims to provide a comprehensive explanation of the four checking and validation functions that define the LTAR Quality Assurance strategy. The four functions are: Product Data Quality (PDQ) Check, Archival Rules Check, Fixity Check, and Equivalence Validation. Included is a detail description of what each function does, why it is needed, and…

o This document aims to provide an organization with the key functional and technical elements to consider when choosing a LTAR time period for a particular artifact of product data. Such a period should be retained to meet governmental or organizational requirements. These constraints can be associated with the intellectual property verification and validation; maintenance…

This document aims to provide a company with the key activities, inputs, outputs, controls and mechanisms needed to fully support the long term archiving and retrieval of product definition information. Using official standards as the foundation framework, the SASIG Long Term Archiving & Retrieval Project developed seven comprehensive process flow models depicting the activities and…

The SASIG Long Term Archiving & Retrieval Project is developing a set of recommendations to guide companies to effective and efficient archival and retrieval practices. This document addresses the set of format recommendations. In particular this document aims to provide a company with the key functional and technical elements to consider when choosing an archival…

This document contains a current state assessment of long term archiving and retrieval within the automotive industry and is a future state vision that describes the four LTAR recommendations and the test bed capability for assessing an enterprise’s LTAR capability.

This recommendation defines manufacturing characteristics and testing procedure of rigid plastic boxes composed of 5 modular boxes and one length box.

This recommendation defines manufacturing characteristics and testing procedure of rigid plastic boxes composed of 5 modular boxes and one length box.

This document is an addendum which provides an explanation of the SASIG ECM Reference Process. Its purpose is to describe additional aspects which are not explicitly covered by the SASIG ECM Recommendation due to various reasons, but which seems to be necessary in order to get familiar with the ideas behind the SASIG ECM Recommendation.

This chapter provides an overview of the fundamental principles and key phases of the ECR Reference Process. It describes the solution approaches upon which the ECR recommendation is based.

This recommendation aims to provide support for ECM processes with respect to the communication of change data between customers and suppliers using standards such as ISO10303-214 (STEP AP214) and PLM Services from the OMG.