Two Weeks Before Supply Chain Problems Hit
March 24, 2011
The week after next is when the full extent of the Japanese earthquake on the electronics supply chain is expected to be felt.
Up till then, suppliers' inventory should keep things ticking over. Customer inventory, in these days of just-in-time deliveries, is not expected to be a factor.
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