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Creating an agile supply chain that can react quickly and decisively to unforeseen events is crucial. The pandemic has shown this very clearly, and now, companies should not wait on insulating their processes. Take a look at these three suggestions on creating agility in the supply chain structure of today.

The supply chain ecosystem has effectively become digitalized in the 21st century. With its advancements and ability to instantaneously transfer data to systems, it is no wonder that large corporations are leaving behind the old analog systems of yesterday. However, small to medium-sized businesses must do the same before they get too far left behind in today's procurement climate.

A recent survey from Bain & Company reveals not only the necessity of building a more resilient supply now due to the pandemic, but also the benefits from a strategic perspective of growth and revenue in the future.

Three major tech firms (Intel, Nvidia, TSMC) have a lot to teach us about how they handled the pandemic and continue to thrive in today's 'new normal.' Take a look and see what lessons learned can be applied to your own company right now.

The coronavirus's impact on the electronic components industry has not been all negative. Here are two ways it forced manufacturers and all involved in the industry to pivot, develop, and push forward to greater innovation.

5G technology is a driving force in the semiconductor industry. As companies come out from under the coronavirus pandemic and resume production, they all have an eye on this transformative tech. Learn how it will reshape communities in 2020 and beyond.

The digitalization of the supply chain is a crucial priority for today's electronic components industry. Now, two new technologies are on the horizon that will disrupt supply chain procedures by taking them to an all new level of security and traceability.

Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) equipment is essential in electronics manufacturing. It keeps production lines moving and factories operating. But with a global pandemic ongoing, equipment can become scarce, thus jeopardizing production. Here are 3 tips to keep your MRO operations moving.

The coronavirus pandemic has hit every industry around the globe. More so than others, the semiconductor industry found itself scrambling to secure supply chain lanes and funnels. How is it faring as we enter yet another stage of the pandemic?

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the semiconductor industry in various ways. From February to July, the ECIA wanted to see just what sort of impact it had by sending out a survey to manufacturers and distributors. Here are 3 key takeaways from that survey.