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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.

Digitalizing the supply chain should be of utmost concern to a CEO these days. Why? It all boils down to brand reputation in the midst of a global pandemic. Read on to learn more about why this idea is crucial to the survival of your company.

Digitalizing the component supply chain has always been a priority, but the pandemic has now made it essential. Learn 3 reasons why digitizing supply chain procedures now is of utmost importance to today's OEMs, CMs, and SCMs.

In the "new normal," the work of electronics manufacturing has become more difficult and complicated. However, companies can find success in the contemporary landscape by embracing new technologies that track component availability and price fluctuations.

From pandemic to strained tensions between nations, many things can disrupt a supply chain. And once disrupted, projects are put in jeopardy and production lines cease. Here are 3 steps that might help your risk mitigation strategy in the 21st century.

A new survey details the particular challenges of NPIs in a post-coronavirus world. Learn how supply chain risk can be mitigated and cross-team collaboration can be facilitated.

In the wake of the novel coronavirus, having a solid e-procurement strategy is key. Gone are the days of traditional buying as e-procurement platforms are revolutionizing the electronic components industry.

Building powerhouse computer systems in 2020 can be a lucrative field. But what components are absolutely essential and what's the best way to procure them?

Let's go back to the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak in China and discuss the impact it has had on the semiconductor industry globally. Is Coronavirus the next great challenge to the semiconductor supply chain?

The 2010s are over. One of the most consequential decades in the history of supply chain management – particularly for electronic components – won’t soon be forgotten.