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Electronics is a global market with more than 3 million components available. That number grows annually by approximately 100,000. In "this world" Global Electronics B.V. has built a valuable network over the past decades. When introducing a new product (NPI) you obviously want to be able to deliver as quickly as possible. This is only feasible if the right choices are made with regard to procurement and production. Global Electronics B.V. has the necessary knowledge and experience to make that happen.
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Thebest results are achieved when we work very closely together. Regular consultation at the beginning of an NPI project saves costs, but also saves time at a later stage. It is good to know that Global Electronics B.V. has established a tight procedure for NPI to guide it quickly and competently through the organization. In this way, we ensure that the transition of your product is quick and hassle-free. Transitioning does not have to be a complicated or time-consuming process. Our project group picks up your question, analyzes the data and then takes the necessary steps with you to ensure a quick and high-quality introduction.
A BOM is used to plan the procurement of materials. Parts lists provide guidance and clear instructions for each step reduce the risk of errors.
Our suppliers (and EMSs in general) are global players with billion-dollar sales. Over 100 million components are available and tens of thousands are added every month.
Would you like to make a tangible product from your idea, as a concrete next step in the product development process or as a separate project? Global Electronics B.V. is happy to provide a prototype for you.
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The EMS partner: from prototyping to assembly of successful products. We love to be challenged and will gladly work with you to find appropriate solutions, from supply chain management, full product assembly, new product introduction to reshoring.
