How would you describe your role at Avnan? My role is to enable and grow a team of professionals driving innovation and operational excellence, continually improving Avnan’s overall value offering to our Customers. What is your favourite part of working at Avnan? Our Customers are different, each offering their own unique set of challenges. My …
Avnan Helps OEMs Navigate Electronics Manufacturing Around the World, from End to End On May 25, 2020, CEO Anuj Jain was interviewed by Lynn Fosse of CEOCFO Magazine. Here’s an excerpt from that interview. CEOCFO: Mr. Jain, according to the Avnan website, you are electronic experts and are committed to your customers’ success. What is the …
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Where Should Your Electronic Products Be Manufactured? Manufacturing makes up a huge portion of the global economy. The electronics manufacturing services (EMS) market comprises 42 percent of all manufacturing, showing no sign of slowing down as our world becomes more and more dependent on electronics. In fact, in 2018, the industry grew 18.1 percent as …
As the COVID 19 outbreak begins to stabilize, 97 percent of large companies in China have restarted their business operations. Many reached an average of 81.8 percent of normal activity level as of last month. We are proud to announce that all of Avnan’s supply chain partners in China have already reached their normal production …
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Many component factories in South Asia continue to be affected by government-mandated work and travel restrictions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Philippine government has issued an enhanced community quarantine over Luzon from March 18 through April 12, 2020. Many of the component factories in the area have either shut down or significantly …
Air Cargo Capacity and Pricing Many countries have issued travel restrictions and bans in the wake of the fast-spreading coronavirus. Passenger airlines from North America are either suspended or flying far less frequently to China, Japan and South Korea, until at least the end of April. Some carriers have announced suspensions until October. Only four …
