The shift in purchasing priorities: why the best product doesn’t always win
Dan Ford, VP of Sales, EMEA, at Farnell, believes engineers have shifted from prioritising what is technically the best product for the job
Dan Ford, VP of Sales, EMEA, at Farnell, believes engineers have shifted from prioritising what is technically the best product for the job
AI has started to change distribution economics in ways the industry has never experienced. McKinsey estimates that end-to-end AI adoption can reduce inventory
There’s a very quick answer to what to do about excess inventory: plan better to avoid amassing it. Excess inventory often ends up
A couple of years ago, Adam Fletcher, Chairman of both the UK’s Electronics Components Supply Network (ecsn) and the International Distributors of Electronics
In today’s volatile supply chain landscape, the role of a trusted distributor has never been more critical. The second half of 2025 brings
How procurement teams can keep the focus on innovation, not redesign. When a critical part winds up on a component manufacturer’s end-of-life (EoL)
As global supply chains recalibrate from a period of over-ordering and volatility, procurement leaders are facing the challenge of surplus electronic components. Inventory
In 2025, SOS electronic, a member of the Conrad Group, is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Founded in Košice, Slovakia, a city of 250,000
Across the electronics industry, sustainability has shifted from an emerging topic to an operational priority. More companies are establishing ESG roles, expanding emissions
Weebit Nano, a developer and licensor of advanced memory technologies for the global semiconductor industry, has licensed its resistive random access memory (ReRAM)