A global shortage of semiconductors has had a major impact on the automotive supply chain, forcing automakers around the world to cut production over the last two years due to

The memory industry has always gone through a predictable boom-and-bust cycle, but the pandemic and geopolitical instability has introduced new twists to the market over the course of 2022, and

For the past three years, the supply chain has been scrambling to capture “normal.” As tempting as it is, predicting that 2023 will be the year that it happens is

The past few years have necessarily put supply chain professionals into a largely reactive mode, but 2023 may offer some breathing room to do some proactive planning as well as

If there’s one thing that supply chain professionals can count on, it’s uncertainty and disruption.

The necessary buildout must coincide with an investment into producing and sourcing key raw materials and bolstering a limited supply chain workforce.

Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of electronics have traditionally lowered supply chain risks by keeping a tight rein on supplies of expensive components such as central processing units (CPU) and storage

Company’s expertise aligned to meet changing global supply chain needs amid continued growth in industry verticals

Businesses and consumers have been grappling with supply chain issues for months, resulting in annoying shortages of all kinds of products, including all-important semiconductor chips.

Two-thirds of this revolves around quotes from Jen, who comes across as very knowledgeable. I like the positioning of the company’s expertise and also like that he included positive commentary