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Electronics manufacturing is a thoroughly globalized industry today, and every qualified player within it has
to be prepared to deal with ground-level business realities from Topeka to Taipei. Our U.S. corporate headquarters is the hub of a
strong and growing network of business alliances that covers the world. Trade Wings has representatives across North America and
Europe, and throughout the growth economies of Asia, including China. As a result, Trade Wings can deliver logistics support solutions
in virtually any part of the globe to clients located anywhere on earth.
Our Physical Asset Management solutions encompass three core areas:
Inventory management and distribution. You can move your inventory assets into our distribution system and manage
your demand planning with our Web-based applications. We can store, stage, and replenish your inventories at a Trade Wings-managed
facility, freeing up costly manufacturing space at your facilities. Our Web-based logistics tools provide complete visibility of
inventories on hand, in transit, and in queue for orders. Fully integrated auto-alerts, auto-notifications, and pull-in/push-out
functionality are standard features.
Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) programs.Trade Wings can enable you to postpone taking ownership
of inventory until shipment to your site. We can create a seamless buffer between your operation and your suppliers for the
management of any type of inventory from raw materials to finished goods. In addition we offer a systematic approach to
after-the-sale service that improves quality levels, reduces investments in service assets, and cuts operating costs.
Value-added services. These include:
- Inter-company transfers
- De-trashing, consolidating, returning tote programs
- Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) transfers
- Material preparation and kitting
- Component programming
- Component testing, screening
- Finished goods inspection
- Finished goods management, whether inbound, outbound, or returned
- De-installations
- Asset recovery – harvesting good from bad
- Locating and testing acceptable substitutions
- Assembly, sub-assembly and component level re-packing
- Labeling and re-marketing
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