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Category Archives: Management
Nov03
Introducing the Role and Responsibilities of Project Management (PM) in Electronics Companies
Anyone who works in the electronics industry should be familiar with the role of a PM — short for Project Management. Almost every company involved in R&D or contract manufacturing has PMs. In fact, not just electronics — most industries … Continue reading
Oct27
What Is the 5W1H Method? A Practical Guide to Clear Thinking and Better Communication
The 5W1H (Five Ws and One H) method can be considered both a problem analysis and solution tool. However, it’s better viewed as a structured way to think about and describe problems. It helps us look at issues more comprehensively, … Continue reading
Oct15
What is MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) and MPQ?
MOQ stands for Minimum Order Quantity, meaning the smallest number of items a supplier is willing to sell or produce in one order. In most parts sales, especially for less common items, there’s usually an MOQ requirement. Why? Because no … Continue reading
Sep25
Big Question: As an Engineer, Do You Prefer R&D or Manufacturing?
If you ask Workingbear, “As an engineer, would you prefer working in R&D or in manufacturing?” (This article may not apply to the semiconductor wafer foundry industry. Rumor has it that wafer fabs in Taiwan are notorious for their brutal … Continue reading
Sep17
What Does NPI Stand For? Inside the Role That Brings New Products to Life
For many people, the first time they hear the term NPI, it feels a bit confusing. NPI stands for New Product Introduction, but just reading the name doesn’t make it much clearer. Is it some kind of sales role that … Continue reading
