Traceability

By Frank Cavallaro, CEO, A2 Global Electronics The electronics industry faces mounting challenges as governments enact stringent tariff regulations to protect domestic industries and address geopolitical concerns. For procurement professionals in electronics, these new tariffs have reshaped sourcing strategies and emphasised the critical need for robust traceability systems. The growing importance of traceability in electronics

The word ‘tariff’ has defined much of the geopolitical landscape throughout the first half of 2025. Global trade has undoubtedly been disrupted by the uncertainty of what may come next, as the parameters for any proposed duties have been increased, decreased, delayed and cancelled seemingly at a moment’s notice. Businesses across all industry sectors have

Asset tracking is evolving – are you ready to take advantage? Astute’s technology partner for its SALUS solution, Convert Technologies, is presenting a webinar with Semtech Corporation to showcase how dual-band location intelligence is transforming logistics, manufacturing, and industrial operations. Many businesses already rely on Sub-GHz LoRaWAN networks, but by adding 2.4GHz location reporting, companies

Industry moves faster than ever on a tide of constant, real-time data. The backbone of this rapid progress is digital communication. Instant data transfers are pivotal for the future of top industries, enabling more transparency and agility. Application Programming Interface (APIs) empower businesses to respond swiftly to changing market demands. This agility is critical in