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Battling EMS growth stories
The EMS sector generated $167.1 billion in revenues for 2008, representing 58.5% of the overall industry.
Additionally, the diversified revenue sources for the EMS sector should help it weather the recession slightly better than the ODM sector, but in the end EMS will also grow at a slightly slower pace as some product shift to ODMs and as ODMs are focused on faster growing end-markets.
While end markets appear they could be bottoming, this is the second quarter that Jabil has called out the stabilization of end markets
Jabil calls bottom?, Sanmina-SCI CFO at Spansion, Plexus at $3 billion?, Celestica starts to turn?, North America leading a recovery? EMS deals are down, Russian EMS, and more ...
China’s Anti-Monopoly Law takes hold of western companies
The Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law brought onto the books in China in August 2008 was the result of more than 10 years of internal and external consultation. The law could bring ...
Read moreCelestica's turnaround story
Celestica’s labors have also contributed to win the fruits of additional business with Research In Motion (RIM). The Company first started working with RIM by doing ...
Read moreEMS 5 year forecast: Plexus at $3 billion?
Plexus has won approximately $690 million worth of business in the last 12 months. Management has said its near-term view is to grow the company over ...
Read moreTrends for electronics manufacturing equipment amid sluggish demand
Representatives neglected to point out the increased prices until I brought it to their attention. All of the manufacturing reps agreed there are two many LDI machine manufacturers for today’s demand.
Read more- Ames Gross
has presented speeches on Asian recruiting and human resources management and issues for the Society for Human Resources Management in Washington, DC, the National Foreign Trade Council in New York City and other human resources organizations. He writes for VentureOutsource.com on matters pertaining to recruiting, human resources and labor management in the greater Asia region.