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Since its launch, we here at Partstat have worked diligently to highlight the many benefits our Last Time Solution can have for an OEM and the other companies that make up their supply chain. But while we can reference these benefits in many different ways (case studies, videos, hypothetical scenarios, etc.), without a baseline to…
A lot of the solutions we offer at Partstat revolve around building a better mousetrap. We created the best BOM Monitoring Solution on the market, we found a way to warehouse and fulfill critical electronic inventory better and more cost-effectively than most OEMs consider possible, and we have even discovered how to leverage our Big…
In the competitive supply chain marketplace in which Partstat operates, we are the only partner who offers a Last Time Buy Solution that can securely store and fulfill critical electronic inventory anywhere in the world for up to 10 years. For companies like Philips and GE who depend on last time buys to complete the…
The term obsolescence management strategy, while simple in theory (how OEMs adapt their supply chain when faced with critical electronic components approaching end-of-life), has a nearly infinite number of variations in the supply chain marketplace. In one regard, this is understandable given how each industry — and each manufacturer within that industry — prioritizes different…
One of the defining benefits of Partstat’s Last Time Buy Solution is the ability to preserve up to 10 years of working capital. Since its introduction to the supply chain marketplace, we have preserved over $100 million in working capital for customers across the globe. Citing such a substantial benefit, however, also requires a deeper…
While each industry can be defined by its own defining features and challenges, the aerospace industry stands apart as being particularly unique — and risky. By 2023, the Airbus Global Market Forecast projects there to be roughly 37,400 passenger and freight aircraft in regular rotation, up from 18,460 in 2014. Despite this growth, however, the…