Tag: Malaysia Manufacturing
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Porsche chooses Malaysia for its first assembly facility outside of Europe – a testament to Malaysian manufacturing
From humble beginnings in 1948, Porsche has grown to be one the top car company in the world. Porsche has virtually untarnished reputation and are considered among the finest performance vehicles. Many adore Porsche for its technical mastery, aesthetically good looking designs along, reliability and performance. “The new assembly site in Malaysia meets specific market needs and…
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A German success in manufacturing in Malaysia – Bosch
Do you know that Bosch has been in Malaysia, perhaps since 1923, even before the independence and establishment of Malaysia. Bosch, is one example of a German company that has achieved success in manufacturing in Malaysia. Bosch is a renowned multinational engineering and technology company based in Germany. They have a strong presence in Malaysia…
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Sourcing outside of China – is it possible to be independent of China supply chain?
The geopolitical tension in recent years have given rise to the topic sourcing outside of China in many boardrooms and procurement meetings. Achieving complete independence from the Chinese supply chain can be a complex and challenging task, as China is a major player in global manufacturing and trade. Complete independence from the Chinese supply chain…
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Germany and Malaysia trade relations and history
Germany and Malaysia have a long history of diplomatic and economic relations, including trade agreements. Historically, manufacturing has been a significant contributor to both Malaysian and German GDP, and both countries have shared quite a fair bit of trade. Malaysia has been Germany’s principal trading partner among the Southeast Asian countries for many years, with…
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Where do German companies go when they need manufacturing?
Do you know that Malaysia has a long list of German companies manufacturing in the country. Malaysia has always been a trading nation, even before its independence. The country is strategically located along the shipping route between China and Europe, making it a natural trade nation for centuries. Malaysia, in the middle of Southeast Asia,…
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Looking to procure or source from a contract manufacturer outside of China, Europe or the USA?
Geopolitical challenges over the past few years and in the foreseeable future has thrown a wrench in the works for many supply chains. Procurement managers have been cracking their head solving the complex issues surrounding the uncertainties. Many have started looking to procure or source for a contract manufacturer outside of China, for example, but…
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Assembly issues when using different cavity?
We have all experienced it. Assembly of a few parts but having unforseen issues. The drawing specs of both mating parts are “in-spec”, and both Cavities are in spec too. However, here just is something wrong with the assembly. Or, Cavity 1 can only be assembled with Cavity 1 of another tooling made 15 years…
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The art and science of manufacturing
In today’s fast-paced world, manufacturing has become an integral part of our lives. From the clothes we wear to the cars we drive, almost everything is manufactured in one way or another. With the increasing demand for quality products and the pressure to deliver them within a tight deadline, manufacturers are now looking for ways…
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Why choose an experienced ODM / OEM partner for your manufacturing needs?
When it comes to manufacturing your products, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the right ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) or OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) partner. An experienced and reliable ODM / OEM partner can make all the difference in ensuring the success of your product. Here are some reasons why you…
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Why are partners in supply chain so important?
In today’s interconnected global economy, successful businesses and organizations rely heavily on efficient and effective supply chain management to remain competitive. Supply chain management focuses on the process of procuring raw materials, transforming them into finished products, and delivering them to customers. Supply chain partners play an essential role in the success of the supply…
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What is near-shoring and what does it mean to your supply chain?
Near shoring refers to the practice of moving production or sourcing of goods and services closer to the end market. In a world full of supply chain uncertainties, near shoring is important for several reasons: 1. Reduced supply chain disruptions: Near shoring can reduce the risks associated with long and complex supply chains that can…
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