Articles from Automotive Design & Production (January 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A cellular approach ... to recycling.		Brief Article	178
Considering diesel catalysts.	Kimberley, William		1460
Covey's addition.		Book Review	406
Dealing with rule breakers.	Pollock, Ted		1208
Easier ERP implementation? Historically, enterprise resource planning (ERP) has the reputation of being a project that takes longer to implement than the tenures of those who OK'd the implementation. Then in the face of the year-2000 crisis, ERP implementations became quicker and, dare say, somewhat easier. What happened?	Gould, Lawrence S.		1537
Extroverted & specialized: Scion's strategy; Scion's vp Jim Farley talks about the seemingly quirky brand that has made some in the industry who were initially shaking their heads in disbelief to look wide-eyed at the sales that are being racked up.	Vasilash, Gary S.		1279
Finding the right wavelength for aging eyes.		Brief Article	247
From NUMMI to MIT to Ford to Hyundai: John Krafcik; The man who helped define "lean" is now helping Hyundai gain ground in the U.S. market by heading up the company's Corporate Planning Div.	Vasilash, Gary S.		1447
General motors: the road ahead; What should GM do to improve? Advice from the outside.	Sawyer, Chris		4709
Legends & those in the making.			438
Machining gets smarter: machine tools that think? That's the goal of an initiative that wants to make a quantum leap in machine intelligence.	Whitfield, Kermit		803
Market like Microsoft.		Book Review	462
Now you see it ...		Brief Article	214
Robotic deburring for Toyota's F1 team.		Brief Article	210
Simply irresistible.		Book Review	386
Six predictions.	Sawyer, Christopher A.		542
The importance of innovation and new product development.	Korth, Kim		898
The industry.	Vasilash, Gary S.	Editorial	632
The possible future of robots at VW.			454