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How to Qualify a Backup Supplier
When everything is running smoothly with your supplier, it can feel unnecessary to think about finding another vendor as a backup for your primary supplier. But just because things go well today doesn’t mean they’ll go well tomorrow, and relying on a single supplier leaves your supply chain exposed to risks you can’t always predict. That’s why qualifying a backup supplier is a task you must take to build a resilient supply chain . Most brands have already gone through the p
Sep 29


Creating and Preparing SOPs for Production: A Guide for Manufacturers
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are one of the key components that ensure consistency when fabricating parts and throughout final...
Sep 25


Can Your Electromechanical Product Be Manufactured in Thailand?
As more companies look beyond China and explore the China +1 strategy , Thailand has quickly emerged as a key destination for...
Sep 23


How an ODM Supplier Can Support Lifestyle Brands with Product Development
Bringing a new lifestyle product to market is exciting, but there are many development and financial strains with this. With limited...
Sep 22


How to Ensure a Successful Pilot Run for Your Electromechanical Product
A pilot run is one of the most important steps in moving your electromechanical product from development into mass production. Its main...
Sep 16


Understanding ODM Suppliers: Are They Right for Your Product?
When you are transitioning into production, one of the first decisions you'll need to make is the supplier type you decide to work with....
Sep 15


Finding a Contract Manufacturer for Your Robotics Product
Developing a robotics product is not like building a simple consumer gadget. Robotics products are often electromechanical assemblies...
Sep 9


What to Share During the RFQ Process with Your Contract Manufacturer
The Request for Quotation (RFQ) process is one of the first steps you need to carry out to help you to evaluate and choose a contract...
Sep 8


What Is a Backup Supplier and Why Do You Need One
A backup supplier is a qualified secondary manufacturer that a company engages to produce the same components, subassemblies, or finished goods as its primary supplier. A backup supplier is an important part of mitigating risk in your manufacturing strategy. The backup suppliers are vetted, approved, and capable of meeting the same quality standards, timelines, and compliance requirements as the main supplier. The distinction between a primary and backup supplier is simple: i
Sep 5


The Best BOM Management Tools to Share with Your Contract Manufacturer
The Bill of Materials (BOM) is one of the most important documents when building a product. It's a list of every part and defines the...
Sep 4
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