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Commitment to purchasing last time buy (LTB) inventory can be a sticky subject matter between an OEM and their contract manufacturer. In many cases the need for LTB inventory can be a sudden, unexpected expense, and one that both parties are often unequipped to handle. This is particularly true for contract manufacturers, who often operate…
As the demand for improved technology continues to increase month by month, so does the need to conduct Last Time Buys (LTB) for electronic components. Companies are changing their products at such a rapid rate that end of life (EOL) and Product Change Notifications (PCN) seem to be flying out like a scared flock of…
If you’ve worked in supply chain, you know that optimization is key for day-to-day management. Supply chain management is not easy and it comes with a plethora of ongoing struggles: operating on thin margins, trying to improve working capital, carrying too much inventory and the costs associated with carrying that inventory, excess materials…this list could…
Running a supply chain operation comes with a great deal of the unexpected. For years companies have tried to optimize and streamline their supply chains, only to have the littlest frustrations pop up in the most untimely manner. And when I say the littlest thing, I mean something as small as a duplicated spreadsheet, or…