Many CEMs offer supply chain management services. The strengths of their offerings depend on their ability to address the real issues that affect customers today.
More than WIP
True supply chain management involves more than just managing Work-In-Progress; anyone can do that. To impact the bottom line, supply chain management must control parts sourcing and delivery dates to meet customers' forecast requirements. The result is reduced exposure to parts overruns or shortages.
Time to Market
A supply chain is useless if it cannot supply the parts you need. ISIS' supply chain partners represent over $20 billion in resources, with guaranteed availability of the components you require. ISIS' supply chain won't hold up your product's release.
Time to Volume
Once prototypes are accepted, you need a supply chain that can provide immediate volume production, without delays in parts availability or production capability. ISIS offers both, with redundant parts suppliers and sufficient manufacturing capacity to meet even the highest volumes on your schedule.
Cost Reductions
Margin pressures emphasize the need for cost-effective volume production and distribution, without the overhead of managing the entire supply chain in-house. By combining its extensive in-house capabilities with the strength of our supply chain partners, we can reduce costs and pass these savings on to our customers. |
