Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 19 13:25:26 EST 2002 | Mick
Electronic Trend Publications has just finished a 250 page report on electronics manufacturing in China and EMS activity, incl the big 5 plus the local guys. I am sure it is available at $$, but do not have info on cost. Tel number I have for them is
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 21 09:02:40 EST 2002 | Francisco Tello
Cable contract manufacturer will be opening factory in China in early 2003. Check website if intersted. http://www.customassemblyllc.com
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 22 13:31:23 EST 2002 | RicardoF
Is there any kind of similar program to Promote Latin America? I guess we should look to other options for business
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 22 15:29:18 EST 2002 | slthomas
Here's a clue, without all the hubub about being part of a "mission".....beat their prices, meet or exceed their quality, and be easy to work with. I think the news would get around.
Electronics Forum | Sat Apr 26 10:48:19 EDT 2003 | saiwong
I already have my own factory in China. If you want to know more information, call me or send me an email. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 28 14:43:24 EDT 2003 | davef
SaiWong Given the pictures we see of people hosing-down streets, wipping-down walls in hotels, and similar clean-up images; how do Chinese electronic manufacturers assure that they are not exporting SARS with the product they assemble and ship from
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 29 11:45:35 EDT 2003 | gswable
Hi, Should the industry in general warn the customers if the products were indeed assembled during the period from the time when the thing originated and until it is cured ? Thanks
Electronics Forum | Thu May 08 01:18:04 EDT 2003 | lawrence
Good day, Is product manufacturing cost competitiveness you are looking for? or your product market size? Factoring in tne current sars condition, is China the only best bet? why not say Indonesia? certain area can still enjoy US FTA and others FTA b
Electronics Forum | Thu May 08 15:05:22 EDT 2003 | dougt
Not to start a long discussion, but what all the contract manufacturers in the US doing with all this work supposidly now heading to China?
Electronics Forum | Thu May 08 18:49:47 EDT 2003 | slthomas
Russ, Some people don't look into those details. They get into trouble and decide they need to make cuts. Labor rates are the first thing they jump on because there's such an obvious gap between Chinese rates and the rates here. Details, such as t
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