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Ever since the mid-90s when the U.S. decided to enter into the open market to source its technology and critical inventory, military and defense supply chains have seen two conflicting narratives play out simultaneously. One, the transition to a multi-tiered supply chain system has accelerated the expansion of military and defense tech at a rate…
Every major decision in business or otherwise in the 21st century is driven by data. Today more than ever, we are seeing this at the federal level of the U.S. government, which is desperately trying to increase COVID-19 testing to have a clear picture of what its next step might be, whether that is to…
Supply chains around the world are still feeling the drastic effects of the COVID-19-caused lockdown of the global economy, and various industries are having to dig deep to find ways to move forward despite the setbacks. The medical industry has been getting a particularly high amount of press. As demand continues to spike, supply has…
A common attitude taken by many manufacturers is one of absolute control. This is understandable for many aspects of the manufacturing process; after all, third-party inefficiencies are one of the most common causes of supply chain disruption, such as when raw material shipments are lost or delayed, or when a contract manufacturer fails to meet…
In 2020, tech company Murata is planning to begin production on the GRM011R60J104M, a ceramic capacitor with approximately the same dimensions as a single grain of sand. Murata claims the part is 80 percent smaller than any other component solution on the market with the same capacitance — and has 10 times more capacitance than…
There are many exciting trends occurring in the electronics manufacturing industry, and while there will always be concern as analysts err on the side of caution, collectively it speaks to an optimism about what the future holds. One of the elements that is impacting this anticipated market growth has to do with the increasing role…