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AXL:

Price:

$9,75

Day High:

$9,87

0,68 (7,50%)

Day Low:

$9,07

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Eventos Passados

8 de jun

12:50 ET

Conferência High Yield Bond and Syndicated Loan de 2017 da Barclays

2 de jun-5

Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix 2017

31 de mai

American Axle & Manufacturing, Inc. na conferência industrial, automotiva e de transporte KeyBanc

AAM recebe o prêmio Dorian Award 2020 pela excelência cultural na solução de problemas

fev 22, 2021, 09:01
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DETROIT, 22 de fevereiro de 2021– American Axle & Manufacturing recebeu o prêmio Dorian Award for Y to X 2020® Excelência cultural na solução de problemas de Shainin – The Red X® Company. Os cobiçados prêmios Dorian Awards são entregues anualmente a indivíduos ou organizações que demonstraram excelência na solução ou na prevenção de problemas complexos. O prêmio recebe o nome de Dorian Shainin, o inventor das metodologias Red X e fundador da empresa.

“A solução de problemas Y to X® é uma abordagem altamente disciplinada e estruturada para encontrar as causas ocultas que geram problemas complexos", disse Richard D. Shainin, vice-presidente executivo da Shainin. "A American Axle & Manufacturing foi reconhecida por criar um sistema de infraestrutura e suporte que capacita as equipes a encontrar as causas ocultas em sistemas de fabricação ou produtos que afetam o desempenho."

A Shainin desenvolve ferramentas estatísticas, de engenharia e gestão para revelar as causas ocultas que impedem que sistemas complexos façam o seu melhor.

A AAM utiliza a solução de problemas Shainin globalmente em toda a empresa e desenvolveu um curso de aprendiz da AAM aprovado pela Shainin. Durante 2020, a AAM realizou 66 projetos Shainin. Além disso, 44 colaboradores da AAM foram certificados pela Shainin como aprendizes, três recém-certificados como autônomos e um mestre recém-certificado em 2020.

"Durante a pandemia de COVID-19, a AAM mudou tranquilamente para um treinamento virtual a fim de dar continuidade aos nossos esforços globais Shainin sem interrupção", disse Mark Barrett, vice-presidente de qualidade, garantia e gestão de programas da AAM. "Agora temos mais de 325 colaboradores da AAM em todo o mundo com treinamento em ferramentas Shainin e continuaremos treinando e qualificando nossos colaboradores nesta metodologia crítica para solução de problemas." 

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  • Strong core business focused on high demand products, complimented by global profitable growth opportunities 
  • Flexible and variable cost structure with a proven track record of effectively adjusting our business to current market demand
  • Superior profit margin and strong free cash flow yield driven by AAM's operating system and the benefit of vertical integration
  • Highly innovative and scalable electrification propulsion technologies designed to accelerate growth and serve multiple regions, customers and vehicle segments

Events
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Eventos Passados

25 de fev

8:00 ET

AAM deve se apresentar na Wolfe Global Autos Conference

18 de fev

11:20 ET

AAM fará apresentação na Citi Global Industrials Conference

12 de fev

10:00 ET

AAM fará webcast e teleconferência sobre os resultados financeiros do quarto trimestre e de 2020
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