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The global supply chain faces growing disruptions, with warehouses – which are a critical link – vulnerable to both operational setbacks and cyberattacks. The latest report by Ivanti, ‘Supply Chain and Warehouse Trends in 2024 and Beyond’, highlights the impact of cyber security lapses on warehouse resilience and the broader supply chain. The research reveals
This article originally appeared in the September issue of Procurement Pro. Procurement professionals are uniquely positioned to prevent counterfeit electronic components from infiltrating their companies’ supply chains, fostering a future without fakes. Counterfeit electronic components are costly, risky, and downright dangerous. A single subpar component installed in an aircraft or automotive motor can lead to
This article originally appeared in the September issue of Procurement Pro. By Frank Cavallaro, CEO, A2 Global Electronics Both defence and aerospace sectors demand an unwavering focus on supply chain resilience. These industries rely on intricate supplier networks and must adhere to stringent regulatory requirements, making them especially vulnerable to disruptions. A robust supply chain
On the heels of a hugely significant year of growth, The Milexia Group, a European value-added distributor in the high-tech electronics industry, announces its participation at electronica Munich, a leading global trade fair and conference for electronics. Milexia has been operating in the cutting-edge electronics market for over 50 years and serves 2,300 European customers
Supply chains are tenuous operations, delicately balancing a multitude of reliabilities, so a disruption to any part of the process can have detrimental and far-reaching consequences for businesses and consumers. When disruption does occur, the effects cause ripples that spread and highlight the vulnerable nature of the systems. Strikes, in particular, can expose how quickly
Smith, a global distributor of electronic components and semiconductors, will be exhibiting at electronica Munich 2024, a leading trade fair and conference for the electronics industry. The event runs from 12–15 November 2024 at Messe München, Munich, Germany. Smith’s team will be available in Hall B5, Booth 331, to discuss its supply chain solutions, market
The semiconductor supply chain is a critical component of the global technology ecosystem, supporting industries ranging from consumer electronics to automotive manufacturing. However, this intricate network faces several threats that can disrupt production and lead to significant economic consequences. Understanding these threats is crucial for stakeholders aiming to build a more resilient semiconductor supply chain.
The electronic grey market is a problem that affects not only the end user but also manufacturers and distributors across the electronics industry. This grey market consists of products sold through unauthorised channels, often without the knowledge or consent of the original manufacturer. Although the goods can be genuine, their sale outside of official channels
Positive market sentiment expressed by participants in the electronic components supply chain improved in the August measurement as it reached 108.4 in the index and is sustained in the September outlook with a 107.9 score. “This is an encouraging upward trend following a June measurement that fell below the 100 threshold and caused concern regarding
Electronic components are fundamental to industries such as automotive, telecommunications, and consumer electronics. The role of distributors is to ensure that these essential components are readily available to manufacturers and design engineers when needed. The UK’s electronic component distribution market includes both homegrown and international companies, ensuring the flow of components to the UK market.
