Automotive Exports – November 2017
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Monthly automotive aftermarket magazine<br />
Future Of <strong>Automotive</strong> Sector To<br />
Be Led By Digital Transformation<br />
One of the most important issues for our businesses is talent management,<br />
Alper Kanca, head of TAYSAD<br />
The effects of Digital<br />
transformation to human<br />
resources management and future<br />
of the automotive sector have been<br />
observed at the conference entitled<br />
“Talent Management Conference”<br />
in the host of Turkish Association of<br />
<strong>Automotive</strong> Parts and Components<br />
Manufacturers (TAYSAD).<br />
The head of TAYSAD, Alper Kanca<br />
said young people who have<br />
adapted to digital transformation<br />
will guide the future of the<br />
automotive sector.<br />
Alper Kanca delivered the keynote<br />
speech at the conference where<br />
the senior level representatives of<br />
TAYSAD member firms and human<br />
resources’ administrators attended.<br />
Speaking at the conference<br />
held at the Green Park Pendik<br />
Hotel & Convention Center,<br />
indicating recognizing heads of<br />
human resources each other and<br />
cooperation had become a must,<br />
Kanca said; “One of the most<br />
important issues for our businesses<br />
is talent management. For this<br />
as TAYSAD we try to discover the<br />
talents of our employees who will<br />
carry our companies to the future.<br />
We held this conference to find<br />
talented staffs, to improve and<br />
keep in the hand, to bring together<br />
heads of human resources and to<br />
increase information exchange.”<br />
Highlighting they would need<br />
to talented graduates from the<br />
vocational schools within their<br />
human resources policy, Kanca<br />
recorded; “Unfortunately the<br />
vocational schools are not in our<br />
desired level. We manage works to<br />
improve the talented students in the<br />
vocational schools via determining<br />
needs of these schools. We also<br />
try to remove the needs of these<br />
schools.”<br />
Stating the needs should be<br />
focused on young people in<br />
order to remove lack of human<br />
resources, Alper Kanca said;<br />
“Universities are source of the<br />
basic application to find the most<br />
important human resources for<br />
the automotive supplier industry.<br />
There is our very talented young<br />
population. We should allow these<br />
young populations knowledgeable<br />
and invite to our sector. As TAYSAD<br />
we visit universities and tell the<br />
automotive sector. We call them<br />
to our plants and let them like<br />
automotive. So we attract them to<br />
automotive sector. We try to tell<br />
why working in the automotive<br />
sector is important, what it will<br />
acquire them. We also focus on<br />
the new generation managers.<br />
We bring together, train them.<br />
Catching a good synergy we try<br />
to make benefit for our young<br />
people.”<br />
More qualified employees to be<br />
needed with industry 4.0<br />
Pointing out understanding of<br />
“Human Resources Management”<br />
has been evolved in line with<br />
industry 4.0, Perihan Inci, Deputy<br />
Chairman of TAYSAD, said; “Today<br />
change is being experienced in lots<br />
of areas with Industry 4.0. Life of<br />
Human Resources will be reshaped<br />
with existing Y generation in the<br />
business life and Z generation that<br />
will enter into human resources.”<br />
Indicating one of the most<br />
important changes would happen<br />
in business life in the future, Inci<br />
said; “Instead of working hours, a<br />
more flexible working hours will<br />
appear. The automotive sector will<br />
be the most effected sector in which<br />
digitalization to be used through<br />
Industry 4.0. Our aim is to use<br />
power of Human Resources in the<br />
best way. While fewer employees<br />
will be needed with Industry 4.0,<br />
but a more qualified labor force will<br />
be needed.”<br />
74 NOVEMBER <strong>2017</strong>