Electronic Components There is no better way to get the latest intel than face-to-face meetings with actual players in the electronics manufacturing industry in their own facilities. And that is…
Electronic Components There is no better way to get the latest intel than face-to-face meetings with actual players in the electronics manufacturing industry in their own facilities. And that is…
This is good news for manufacturers and distributors. July’s component sales sentiment took a sharp upward turn, leading many to believe that the excess inventory at manufacturers has begun to…
Lessons we all need to learn: planning for potential risks As component supply and demand gradually normalizes over the coming year, there’s a lesson we all need to learn from…
Don’t Expect Normalization Any Time Soon The electronics supply chain has been anything but smooth in the past year, so predictions of a return to normal (if anyone can remember…
AERI can help shrink your AVL AERI offers unique advantages beyond merely selling popular electronic component brands. We excel at sourcing a wide range of products, from obscure piezo buzzers…
Consider selling your surplus electronic components Are you swimming in excess inventory? If so, now is the time to consider selling your surplus electronic components. Here are some of the…
Why Follow Industry Recognized Standards If you are not an aerospace manufacturer, why should you require a supplier to be certified to the AS6081 and AS9120? Most importantly, because you…
Insights on manufacturers you may want to keep as extra inventory As an independent distributor AERI has a bird’s eye view on which products are most difficult to find at…
Electronic Components Shortage 2023 Outlook The majority of those in the semiconductor supply chain industry can take a deep sigh of relief as dramatic electronic component shortages have come to…
Just as the globe was beginning to see some easing of the chip shortage another blow has been dealt to the industry. The U.S. has enacted trade restrictions aimed to stifle China’s capabilities of creating and manufacturing leading edge semiconductors. This is certain to cause ripple effects throughout the electronic components supply chain at a time when the industry was hoping for some stabilization.