The second quarter of 2025 has delivered a storm of developments across the global supply chain, hitting sectors from automotive and semiconductors to data centers and industrial manufacturing. The escalating
At Rand Technology, we believe sustainability is more than a compliance checkbox—it’s a commitment woven into the very fabric of how we do business. As we celebrate Earth Day, we’re
In an era where technological innovation is accelerating faster than supply chains can adapt, the semiconductor industry continues to face volatile market conditions, persistent shortages, and complex logistical challenges. As
In today’s fast-paced and often volatile technology landscape, the component supply chain stands as one of the most critical yet vulnerable links in product innovation and delivery. From semiconductors powering
At Rand Technology, leadership doesn’t follow a traditional script. It doesn’t always wear a suit, it doesn’t need to raise its voice, and it doesn’t believe that success should come
Why Relationships Still Rule in a Data-Driven World In an era of automation, artificial intelligence, and data-driven decision-making, it’s easy to assume that supply chains have become purely transactional. Algorithms
The global electronics supply chain is facing unprecedented challenges and rapid transformation. From semiconductor shortages to increasing concerns about tariffs, sustainability, and counterfeit components, companies must rethink how they source,
As CEO of Rand, a leader in electronic components distribution, my career has been a series of essential lessons. However, the most transformative lesson was learning the true value of
Many view supply chain management as a numbers game—logistics, procurement, lead times, inventory turnover, and cost efficiencies. While these metrics are critical, reducing supply chain strategy to pure data points
At Rand Technology, we believe sustainability is more than an aspiration—it’s a responsibility. As a global leader in electronic component sourcing and supply chain solutions, we recognize our crucial role
