End of Life Electronics (EOL)
Demand Shift
Supply Chain Disruption
End of Life / Lifecycle
WATCH Severity
low impact
True cost: Obsolescence can mean millions
17 Sep 2020, 12:30 IST17 Sep 2020, 12:30 ISTRelevance: 80%

📊Executive Summary
The article discusses the challenges OEMs face in managing obsolete military electronics, highlighting that 70% of electronics become obsolete before deployment. This situation complicates the support of legacy systems, leading to significant costs in inventory management and lost opportunities. The article suggests that partnering with Legacy Equipment Manufacturers (LEMs) can alleviate these issues by allowing OEMs to focus on new product development while LEMs manage the lifecycle of older products. This shift can help maintain customer satisfaction and reduce overhead costs associated with obsolete products....
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Classification
Industries
Aerospace & Defense
Industrial & Manufacturing
Components
Semiconductors & ICs
Regions
United States
Topics
End of Life Electronics (EOL)
Demand Shift
Supply Chain Disruption
Risk Categories
End of Life / Lifecycle
