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Dear All,
this is my first posting, I do not speak fluent English, so I'd like to ask for your patience, please.
So, here my statement & questions:
Since more than 4 years I work professionally on IMDS and I work closely with the OEMs' IMDS Steering Committee (who makes the IMDS rules).
I created a document together with the OEs aiming to material data reporting improvements through the whole supply chain. I figured that one of the main reasons for raising supply chain costs is the missing knowledge on IMDS (generally speaking).
Question #1: How would you define a person that is trained on IMDS? How can we measure/check this?
Question #2: What makes a supplier/company the be a good/bad supplier on IMDS?
...and how can one measure this?
Thanks a lot for your kind replys.
Here my mobile in case of...: +49-170-3030807
Thanks,
Ralf
this is my first posting, I do not speak fluent English, so I'd like to ask for your patience, please.
So, here my statement & questions:
Since more than 4 years I work professionally on IMDS and I work closely with the OEMs' IMDS Steering Committee (who makes the IMDS rules).
I created a document together with the OEs aiming to material data reporting improvements through the whole supply chain. I figured that one of the main reasons for raising supply chain costs is the missing knowledge on IMDS (generally speaking).
Question #1: How would you define a person that is trained on IMDS? How can we measure/check this?
Question #2: What makes a supplier/company the be a good/bad supplier on IMDS?
...and how can one measure this?
Thanks a lot for your kind replys.

Here my mobile in case of...: +49-170-3030807
Thanks,
Ralf