Car Manufacturing explores the dramatic evolution of the automotive industry, revealing how assembly lines and automation transformed vehicle production. From Henry Ford's revolutionary concepts to today's sophisticated robotics and ERP systems, the book traces the historical progression from handcrafted cars to mass production, highlighting the significant social and economic impacts. Notably, continuous advancement in automation is a key driver of efficiency, emphasizing the need for manufacturers to adapt to technological changes and consumer demands to stay competitive. The book examines how manufacturing evolved through computer-controlled machines and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems.
It is structured in three parts, beginning with the origins of assembly lines, progressing through the integration of AI and robotics, and culminating in modern management strategies like lean manufacturing and JIT inventory systems. By combining historical analysis with contemporary management strategies, it offers a unique perspective and practical framework for optimizing operations within business management, technology, and management contexts.
