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Chinese TVs Not Part Of Relaxed Electronics Tariffs, But Flat Panels Appear To Be Exempted: Counterpoint

April 14, 2025 by Dave Haynes

Just to muddy the supply chain outlook a bit more, a new post by display supply chain experts Counterpoint Research notes that the tariffs on electronics that were relaxed this weekend exclude TVs – so if you were planning to by a big ole Hisense for watching, I dunno, the NHL playoffs, they’ll soon cost …

Omdia: Advice On How Display Companies Might Navigate Tariffs Uncertainties

March 6, 2025 by Dave Haynes

Research firm Omdia’s Chief Analyst for looking at the display industry has a post up looking at the implications the tariffs battle might have on industry, and now that we’re in it – acknowledging things may have changed twice by the time I finish this post – it is a worthwhile read. Deborah Yang gets …

Friend-shoring: Moving Product Manufacturing Closer To The Markets

October 30, 2023 by Florian Rotberg

The annual Digital Signage Yearbook produced by invidis, with contributions from Sixteen:Nine, was released this summer as a free download – and we’re now running some of the articles from that yearbook here. First up, a piece written by invidis managing director Florian Rotberg about the recent trend of friend-shoring – companies shifting production and …

End To Zero-COVID Policy In China Causing Workforce, Supply Chain Issues Again: Invidis

December 20, 2022 by Dave Haynes

China’s decision to abandon its long-running zero-COVID policy may have eased public unrest, but had other consequences – overburdened hospitals and weakened supply chains for the technologies that drive businesses like pro AV and digital signage. Our German language content partners Invidis have an interesting post up about the implications of China’s big shift, noting …

PC Chip Shortage Has Swung To Oversupply Situation; Samsung Cuts Sales Forecast by Almost One-Third

October 3, 2022 by Dave Haynes

There are indications that the semiconductor supply chain issues that tightened availability of electronics components and extended manufacturing and delivery times on key components has eased, and that the situation has already swung to an oversupply situation because of slumping demands for PC products. Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest memory chipmaker, has lowered its sales …

Shipping Container Costs Have Dropped 50%-60% From COVID-era Peak

September 12, 2022 by Dave Haynes

I don’t write much about shipping container costs because I know very little about that whole thing, but I do know those costs skyrocketed through the pandemic, and that affected prices for large items like displays. Which brings me to the good news, I think, that costs are dropping in a big way. A publication …

“Excessively High Inventory” In Flat Panel Display Value Chain: DSCC

June 14, 2022 by Dave Haynes

The display market research firm Display Supply Chain Consulting, also known as DSCC, has a post up on its site going into granular detail about the current glut of flat panel displays in the U.S. system, and the ramifications of that. The numbers are about consumer TVs, but more broadly reference “excessively high inventory throughout …

Pro AV Industry Saw Record Sales Growth In March 2022: AVIXA Research

April 13, 2022 by Dave Haynes

Despite ongoing supply chain issues, the pro AV industry saw record sales growth last month in North America and even more so globally, according the latest business index numbers from the research wing of the trade association AVIXA. The new Pro AV Business Index says its AV Sales Index (AVI-S) measured 72.7 for March, up …

More Supply Chain Issues: Electronics Factory Hub Shenzhen Locked Down For (At Least) A Week

March 15, 2022 by Dave Haynes

As much as we all want to wish the pandemic away and go back to normal, COVID-19 continues to be a serious problem both for health and business. The latest big knock comes out of China, where lockdowns are again impacting the supply chain for electronics components. The local government of Shenzhen has locked the …

CRI Feeling Chip Shortage; Big Rollouts Delayed

May 18, 2021 by Dave Haynes

When I put out a request for reader insights about the global chip shortage and the impacts on businesses, I maybe should not have been surprised by the lack of response. I had a few who were willing to share, but only off the record. It’s one of those debates many companies are probably having …

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