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Electronic waste (e-waste) is one of the fastest-growing waste streams globally. While it is often discussed in environmental terms, for electronics manufacturers and distributors, improper e-waste disposal poses broader challenges, including regulatory compliance issues, financial losses, and supply chain inefficiencies.
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Every electronic component manufactured today carries a shelf life, a manufacturer-defined window within which performance is guaranteed. It is one of the most technically significant parameters in electronics manufacturing and distribution. Yet it remains one of the most routinely overlooked.
InPlant™ is Component Sense's revolutionary on-site inventory management solution designed specifically for tier-one OEM and EMS companies.
In an effort to enrich a circular economy in the electronics industry, the EU has introduced the Digital Product Passport (DPP), which will become mandatory for electronics manufacturers from 2027 onwards. Manufacturers must provide detailed product data including material composition, carbon footprint, and circularity metrics through machine-readable formats like QR codes or near-field communication (NFC) tags.
