Just‐In‐Time Material Management for the PCB Industry
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November 3, 2017 |
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Tuan Tran |
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As with any production industry, businesses in the PCB industry need to maintain a healthy balance between the components they keep in stock and those they use for meet client orders. Ordering too many components comes with serious disadvantages, as does not ordering enough, and PCB manufacturers need to stay as close as possible to a happy medium between the two.... |
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