• Keynote speakers
  ．Mr. Yasuaki Hashimoto/ Vice President of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. 
  Subject: Nissan moving forward in Asia
  (the photo of light side)
  ．Mr. Motonobu Takemoto/ President of Toyota Motor Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
  Subject: Toyota’s operation in world & Asia
  (the photo of light side)

• TAIFE-2005
  Forum Ⅰ speakers
  ．Mr. Kou-Rong Chen/ President of Yulon Motor Co., Ltd.
  Subject: The superiorities and Challenges of Taiwan Auto Industry
  ．Mr.Pankaj Gupta/ Senior Director of Society of Indian Automotive Manufacturers
  Subject: Indian Automobile industry – Current Developments and Future Direction
  ．Dr.Hong-Jae Park/ Corporate Planning Division for Hyundai Motor Company & Kia Motors Corparation
  Subject: The Development Trend of the New Emerging Automobile Market in Asia
  ．Professor Jamie Hsu/ Professor of Management and Engineering, Lawrence Technological Univ.
  Consultant on Strategic Management, and Leadership Development
  Subject: Trends and Strategies in the Automotive Industry

• TAIFE-2005
  Forum Ⅱ speakers
  Dr. Herman Chang/ Director, Asia-Pacific, Delphi Energy & Chassis, Delphi Corporation
  Subject: Technology in Powertrain Electronics
  ．Mr. Takeo Kawai/ Denso Corporation, ITS Engineering Department 1, General Manager
  Subject: Telematics Products and Service in Japan．Mr. Stefan Stocker/ President,Bosch Corporation
  Subject: The Technology trend and strategy in automotive electronics

• TAIFE-2005
  Forum Ⅲ speakers
  ．Mr. Mark Hogan/ President, Magna International Inc.
      Subject: The Road Ahead: What it takes for Suppliers to Succeed in Asia
  ．Dr. Jeffery Colwell/ Vice President of Battelle Memorial Institute
    Subject: Automotive Components Development under the Influence of Public-Private R&D Funding Partnerships
  ．Dr. Naiyi Li/ Senior Technical Specialist of Ford Motor Company
      Subject: Development of Lightweight Automotive Components

• Closing Report
  ．Professor Jamie Hsu/ Professor of Management and Engineering, Lawrence Technological Univ.
  Consultant on Strategic Management,
  and Leadership Development



Conclusions of closing report:
1. Continue the existing business model with
　 incremental improvements
2. Infuse electronics into components and
　 vehicles to climb the value chain
2. Become ODM for designing and making
　 key components and subsystems
4. Serve as low volume producer for the
　 global big 6
5. Accelerate technology development to be
　 a key player in niche vehicles
6. Form alliances between auto, component,
　 and electronic companies to have global
　 presence
7. Develop new intelligent mobility concepts
　 for developing countries to create new
　 products and industry
8. Use Taiwan auto as spring board to
　 establish ‘Taiwan Electronic Inside’
　 global brand

The first TAIFE-2005 was organized by Department of Industrial Technology, MOEA and implemented by Taiwan Automotive Research Consortium (TARC)*. With enthusiastic participation from domestic and foreign guests and generous patronage of domestic automotive and auto parts manufacturers, TAIFE-2005 has been successfully implemented. The largest outcome is to construct an international exchange platform for the automotive industry in facilitating the experience exchange and mutual learning between domestic manufacturers and large international automakers and auto parts manufacturers.
TAIFE-2005 invited the international famous automakers to share the experiences, to discuss the automotive industry development trend in Asia, the market deployment and the latest technical direction. In the meantime, the forum provided an excellent opportunity for large international automakers and Taiwan automotive and its related manufacturers to conduct the exchange and interaction in further increasing the understanding of Taiwan automotive industry and assisting the manufacturers to explore the international market. Professor Jamie Hsu made the final report to provide the future development opportunity for Taiwan automotive industry.