This is one of the capabilities that they want to achieve through having more flexible facilities. They don't want to under-utilize existing bricks and mortar. They want to optimize the use of what they have. It's more efficient that way. And the point of flexibility is gaining efficiency.
Anticipation is important.
But one of the key things that they've done is to settle on a standardized build process. The ramifications of this would be hard to overstate, so far as the DCX Manufacturing people are concerned. What this means is that although cars, trucks and minivans will all look different, there is a common approach when it comes to putting parts to-gether. If there are parts A, B, C, D, then there is an agreement that all platforms will se-quence those parts in the same manner, whether that's A, B, C, D or D, C, B, A or some other permutation. Because they are settling on that, this makes developing the processes more straightforward.