Supply Chain Now

A single overlooked component can stop an entire product from shipping. Justin Sears explains why supply chain risk now has to shape design decisions from day one, not after engineering hands the design off to procurement. In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott Luton and Jake Barr speak with Justin Sears, Head of Product Marketing for SaaS at Altium, about rising component risk, hidden supplier dependencies, and why engineering and procurement teams need better visibility into supply conditions earlier in the product development process. Listen to the full episode today!

Missed the live session? Watch the recording On-Demand. With protracted global conflicts, tarrifs, and their resulting supply chain disruptions, electronics manufacturers in industries like automotive, aerospace, and medical devices face growing supply chain risk. This conversation with Supply Chain Now & Altium, will discuss how hardware designers and manufacturers can use technology to mitigate the risk of running out of the chips they need for device prototyping and long production runs.

Register for the Webinar on September 24th at 12:00PM With protracted global conflicts, tarrifs, and their resulting supply chain disruptions, electronics manufacturers in industries like automotive, aerospace, and medical devices face growing supply chain risk. This conversation with Supply Chain Now & Altium, will discuss how hardware designers and manufacturers can use technology to mitigate the risk of running out of the chips they need for device prototyping and long production runs.

This whitepaper explores why leading electronics companies are moving beyond spreadsheets to implement dedicated BOM management solutions that strengthen supply chain resilience, reduce costs, and accelerate time-to-market.

This whitepaper explores why leading electronics companies are moving beyond spreadsheets to implement dedicated BOM management solutions that strengthen supply chain resilience, reduce costs, and accelerate time-to-market.

Missed the Live Session? Watch On-Demand! Peak season planning would be easy if everyone agreed on what was coming. They don't. Shippers are telling us one thing. AI forecasting models are predicting another. Industry researchers are seeing signals that don't always match either perspective. So what should logistics leaders actually prepare for? In this webinar, we'll bring together three unique perspectives on Peak 2026: findings from our recent survey of industry professionals (hot off the presses!), the latest industry research, as well as forecasts from leading AI models.