The Problem with Just-In-Time Inventory
According to a recent study from commercial real-estate firm CBRE, nearly 96% of existing space in the U.S. is currently in use, and large companies are working quickly to adapt to a new but uncomfortable…
The US Is Investing in Semiconductors, You Should Too
In the wake of the Ukraine crisis, as well as the ongoing geopolitical tensions with China and the continued supply chain issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. is prioritizing semiconductor manufacturing on its…
Infrastructure Packages Pledges $450 Million to Relieve US Supply Chains, But Will It Be Enough?
In some positive news for the supply chain amid the global uncertainty surrounding the Ukraine conflict, U.S. supply chains are expecting to get a degree of relief in the form of $450 million in federal…
Partstat Partner News March 2022
GE Pledges to Cut Carbon Emissions by 50% by 2030 GE is among 90 other companies including Ford and Xerox who have pledged to reduce their carbon emissions by 2030 — without the use of…
Conflict in Ukraine Has Vast Implications for the Global Semiconductor Market
As the war in the Ukraine enters into its second week, the global implications for the conflict are beginning to be fully understood. Of the many issues at stake, the global semiconductor supply chain might…
How Automotive Manufacturers Are Responding to U.S. Sanctions on Russia
Although many of the sanctions the U.S. placed on Russia following the invasion of Ukraine are designed to minimize the negative effects felt by U.S. consumers, manufacturers are still experiencing strain as a result of…