Part Analytics, a provider of a AI based sourcing and quoting platform for direct materials, announced a free webinar to be hosted with CMC Consultants on Tuesday, May 12, 2020 at 11am CDT titled “Managing the Electronics Supply Chain Post-COVID-19.”
As many regions worldwide look to reopening their economies post-quarantine, supply chain professionals are facing concerns about adaptation, quality, safety, and differentiation.
Part Analytics is hosting a webinar with CMC Consultants to tackle these issues and more. Part Analytics’ CEO, Jithendra Palasagaram will be speaking with David Collins, CEO of China Manufacturing Consultants, as we discuss managing the manufacturing supply chain post-COVID-19.
Attendees will learn:
- How manufacturing companies are preparing to reopen while accommodating social distancing, including employee safety and quality control measures
- Tools for updating business operations to accommodate remotely distributed teams
- Ideas for managing and adapting to supply chain disruptions and cost pressures
- Which threats and opportunities EMS providers and OEMs are currently experiencing, and how they can differentiate themselves amid COVID-19
Jithendra Palasagaram is the founder and CEO of Part Analytics. He co-founded Part Analytics in 2019 after recognizing pain points in the electronics procurement industry and designing elegant and effective systems to address them. Prior to founding Part Analytics, Jithendra spent 13 years in engineering and procurement functions at GE Healthcare. Jithendra developed and executed strategy to digitize electronics spend management and get better visibility to spend and risk data across 4 different GE businesses
David Collins is the CEO of China Manufacturing Consultants. David brings 35+ years of manufacturing experience in computer, automotive, aerospace, furniture, and chemical industries. He has worked for General Motors, Chrysler, Foxconn, and Jabil. He has built and managed several automotive plants in North America, and successfully turned around Foxconn’s Mexico plant during the swine flu crisis in 2009-2010. David has lived in China for the past 10 years.
