Why MRP is Important in Electronics Manufacturing
In electronics manufacturing, precision is everything. A single forecasting error or mismanaged material order can lead to costly downtime, excess inventory, and wasted components.
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Case Study: How Corning Recovered $1.55M from Excess Stock
About 10% of a global manufacturing company’s revenue is tied up in excess and obsolete (E&O) components. Many default to scrapping or landfill for disposal. This ultimately hurts profit margins, increases warehouse costs, and undermines sustainability goals. Component Sense helped Corning Inc. address this challenge head-on.
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What is COP30 and Why It Matters for OEM and EMS Companies?
As the world strives to meet the Paris Agreement targets, COP30 represents a critical moment for global climate action. The summit could shape the policies that determine our planet’s future.
How-To Guide: Forecasting in Manufacturing
Forecasting in manufacturing is the backbone of efficient operations, cost control, and long-term business sustainability. Without accurate forecasting, manufacturers risk stockouts, excess inventory, and wasted resources.
Smart Inventory Moves for Q4: Reduce Excess and Strengthen Your Supply Chain
As the final quarter of 2025 approaches, procurement and inventory managers face mounting pressure to clear excess and obsolete (E&O) stock, balance budget sheets, and make room for next year’s inventory. With carrying costs eating up 15–30% of total inventory value annually, unsold goods are more than just dead weight; they’re draining profit margins