Electronics OEM equipment supply chain discovery risk analysis

Electronic OEM product programs have a life of their own and, over time can become difficult to manage leading to negative sentiment between OEM customers and EMS manufacturing and electronics ODM suppliers.

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Many electronics equipment manufacturer uses alternate sources to spread supply chain risk while hoping to maintain focus on maximizing production efficiency and meeting commits and delivery schedules. These stakeholders include engineering vice presidents, commodity managers, quality control managers, production managers, and purchasing and sourcing managers, to name a few.

While there are several ways electronics equipment manufacturers can verify second sources, few approaches can replace the value of conducting thorough review of supplier quality and technical capabilities. This includes identifying supplier’s technical documents like data sheets and product specifications to ensure supplier components and products meet required specs, features and functions. Read how your company can get lowest components pricing for your bill-of-materials.

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