Our Capabilities

Over the past decades, new production materials and the progressive organization of cross-border production have been key drivers of competition, shaping both the automotive and oil and gas industries alike.

AUSMAH has introduced the concept of systematically searching for and acquiring external sources of knowledge and technology, and effectively uses this knowledge both within the company and in close cooperation with external organizations, across all of its industrial sectors.

In the automotive industry, this concept is realized through strategic solutions such as the transfer of cutting-edge technologies, their acquisition, the purchase of ready-made production systems and more. In the oil and gas sector, similar strategies apply, including the acquisition of advanced equipment technologies and the adoption of proven production systems suited to the demands of energy infrastructure.

It should also be noted that in global competition, manufacturers do not necessarily need to focus attention on every type of product innovation. Depending on product positioning, only part of these innovations may be selected, and further development should be emphasized within individual innovation directions.

The creation and introduction of technological innovations, in turn, requires the development of high-quality management processes within the organization to achieve maximum impact from the use of advanced technological developments. In this context, AUSMAH’s ability to develop and implement management innovations is of great importance. This has a direct impact on the realization of production across both the automotive and oil and gas industries.

Management innovations are aimed at achieving maximum efficiency.

The most effective condition for creating and introducing technological innovations into AUSMAH’s practical activities is the formation of clusters to promote new technologies and the interaction of elements of the innovation infrastructure. This includes 5 main blocks: government, business, science, consumers and innovation infrastructure institutions. These elements interact with each other and can increase the efficiency of innovative development across AUSMAH’s industries when solving common tasks.