Having your own assembly services within your company can lead to a variety of issues, such as low-quality items, increased labor costs, and an inability to focus on other business initiatives. So what can be a solution to alleviate these concerns? The answer is outsourcing your assembly services with an experienced 3PL partner.
The trucking industry has responded to the changes brought on by COVID-19. However, labor shortages have hit industries all around the world, disrupting the supply chain in the process. Part shortages, higher transportation costs, and overall shipping delays result from labor shortages in the trucking business.
COVID-19 has impacted supply chains across the world. Without a doubt, the global outbreak has put supply chain professionals to the test as they struggle to keep vital operations functioning. Part and labor shortages are two of the most pressing concerns impacting supply chains across all industries. As economies recover from the pandemic, the supply chain will be important in distributing products and services promptly, safely, and securely. To maintain business operations and serve their customers, clients, and communities, as well as support and safeguard their employees, business leaders must make quick decisions and take prompt action.
Assembly, subassembly, and part drawings are three familiar methods within the manufacturing industry. Though these methods are different from one another, together they can create one final product or several smaller products. Assembly and subassembly involve putting pieces together to form functional products, while part drawing is a critical aspect of assembly and subassembly processes, allowing a team to meet their product and production line qualifications and specifications.
We sat down with David Schultz, NewStream's business development manager, recently to discuss the process for onboarding new customers, their concerns, NewStream's value adds, and how we help original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) love their supply chain.
