With recent supply shortages, long lead times, and logistics challenges, manufacturers need a better long-term approach to maintain supply chain continuity.
In the modern economy, supply chain disruption is inevitable. Our supplier networks are deeply intertwined. Regional occurrences can affect locations halfway across the world.
Q4 of 2021 saw a 150% increase in component search activity compared to the previous year as companies searched for new ways to meet deadlines and maintain revenue.
It is important when embarking on any new project to minimize risk. New system development must achieve critical milestones at each stage, from concept through engineering prototype, on to the first build.
Manufacturing location is a serious decision with long term production ramifications. EEs and tech startups must weigh all factors before choosing a location.
Successful product integrations begin with early planning. A Design for Manufacturing (DFM) plan helps guide every new product development step to achieve excellent end results.
Your needs vary. Between NPIs, legacy parts, prototypes, and ongoing production runs, order size can vary from a few dozen to thousands. Can one factory do it all and do it well?
