A wakeup call for the global semiconductor supply chain
Yehuda Ben-Yaish, KaiSemi Ltd.
EETimes (4/19/2011 12:57 AM EDT)
An example is found in Peter Clarke's EE Times article, "Supply chain: Too lean, too mean, too late."
Instead of discouraging us, the natural disasters should prompt us to raise questions such as: Is today's supply chain flexible, thick and adaptive enough to handle future disruptions should they come?
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