Top Tips to Maximise Your Electronic Component Warehouse Space
A warehouse might appear as a large, expansive area to the untrained eye. Yet, Warehouse Managers know appearances can be deceptive.
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Tips for Managing Excess at Financial Year-End
The end of the financial year, or fiscal year as some call it, can be stressful for electronic manufacturers.
The Best Time To Sell Your Excess Stock
Sit and think about this ancient Chinese proverb for a minute. There are probably many areas of your personal life where this saying holds weight. At Component Sense, we believe this profound Chinese proverb also has implications for our electronic manufacturing industry.
Consignment: Simplifying E&O Management for Electronic Manufacturers
In the world of electronic manufacturing, optimising your inventory management is crucial to success. EMSs and OEMs who embrace excess and obsolete (E&O) electronic component stock management have been shown to thrive in the competitive market and withstand industry challenges. As well as draining valuable resources, the burden of handling E&O stock can significantly hamper a company's agility and growth. At Component Sense, we offer tailored excess stock solutions to help alleviate the difficulties of surplus inventory for our customers. In this blog post, we will explore the features of our Consignment option and discuss how it can revolutionise your E&O stock management and empower you to focus on your core business. Discover how our excess stock solutions will help you recuperate electronic component costs and make your business more efficient, profitable, and sustainable!
Global Market Trends #3: Industry Forecasts and Predictions
At Component Sense, we value the importance of following global market trends and presenting up-to-date analyses to our customers. Parts One and Two of our Global Market Trends editorial series have investigated the reasons for current market trends, and detailed responses from our global industrial partners. In this third instalment, we are focusing on the most frequent forecasts and predictions for the future of supply chain management. Global industry leaders and analysts maintain that we are living in a period of “calm before the storm” — so what future is on the horizon for the international supply chain?