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Arrow Electronics boosts global supply chain Specialised services and expertise with digital inventory management solution

When Rockwell Singapore first employed Arrow Electronics’ innovative digital supply chain solution, the results were immediate and astonishing. “Our lead time for order placement has been cut by more than half, and we were able to significantly reduce overall inventory cost,” shares Boon Sze Sze, Supply Manager at Rockwell. Speed, reliability and efficiency are at the core of Arrow’s electronics distribution services, which is trusted by over 125,000 customers worldwide.

“Arrow allows its customers to gain the ability to manage greater supply chain complexity. Our clients are able to do more with less, and able to execute more processes with greater speed,” says Natarajan MM, Vice President, Sales–South Asia, Arrow Electronics. In a cutthroat industry where companies are always trying to outdo each other, Arrow’s suite of digital supply chain (DSC) solutions allows customers to stay ahead of competitors by reducing reliance on manual processes.

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