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Selling Your Electronic Excess in 2024

A rebound is coming for the electronic components market, but excess inventory will remain a challenge through the first half of 2024. Now is the best time to clear excess electronic components from your warehouse.

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Excess Electronic Component Inventory Management

Excess electronic component inventory continues to build due to various geopolitical factors and other disruptions, here's how to manage and mitigate your excess inventory when it occurs.

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End-to-End Inventory Management on Sourcengine

A tool that helps with end-to-end inventory management can help solve even the most irritating electronic component sourcing problems.

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How and Why to Sell Excess Electronic Components Online

Excess electronic component excess is reaching its peak, here is the best way to mitigate your growing surplus stock.

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NAND vs DRAM: A Tale of Two Markets

A review of what is happening in the 2023 DRAM and NAND memory market and how recovery could quickly shift from excess to scarcity.

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How to Determine Price to Sell Your Excess Inventory

Demand's dropped off for products and now you have excess electronic component inventory. You need to sell it quickly but how do you price it? Enter Sourcengine's Excess Inventory Estimator.

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How “Safety Stock” Becomes a Liability

Stockpiling to solve inventory challenges is not the solution and that "safety stock" could cost you more than the production stalls you hoped to avoid.

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Sell Your Excess Stock with Sourcengine

The chip glut is here and growing rapidly, it's time to sell your excess inventory with Sourcengine.

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Why Buying Excess Electronic Component Stock is Beneficial to Manufacturers Right Now

Component costs are rising, some are still scarce, and others might be counterfeited, how do you avoid these problems? Simple, buy excess stock!

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Will Excess Semiconductor Inventory Affect Chipmaking Facility Plans?

As excess stock grows and chipmakers slash production, what is going to happen to the chipmaking facilities they've spent billions on?

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