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Brevan Electronics, NewPower Worldwide Enter Strategic Partnership Amid Global Component Shortage
April 16, 2021 | PRNewswireEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Brevan Electronics, a leading franchised distributor with over 35 years of world-class service and delivery, has announced a strategic partnership with NewPower Worldwide to help its customers navigate the current shortage market. NewPower Worldwide's experience and expertise as one of the fastest-growing independent distributors of electronic components and finished goods will provide Brevan's customers with options when scheduled supply is either delayed or unavailable.
Brevan anticipates leveraging NewPower's proprietary trading platform (Empower™) to help source hard-to-find parts and provide its customers with alternative supply chain solutions. "In today's shortage market where we are constantly battling supply chain lead time issues, we felt compelled to provide a solution to our customer base," said Aaron Dufoe, Brevan Electronics President. "A partnership with a market leader like NewPower provides customers with access and insight to supply they don't have today."
"In this shortage market, every OEM needs a strategic partner like NewPower Worldwide to gain visibility and access to supply they wouldn't otherwise have exposure to," said Matthew Fonstein, Vice President of Trade at NewPower Worldwide. "We reduce the risk of supply chain disruption while providing world-class service and delivery."
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