Best practices for supplier data acquisition to reduce business and compliance risk
When: On Demand, View Now!
Presenters: Aidan Turnbull, BOMCheck
Howard Heppelmann, Senior General Manager, PTC
Supplier part data collection is an increasingly complicated challenge for nearly all manufacturers today, many of whom are struggling to get the issue under control.
PTC and BOMcheck invite you to learn best practices where companies can improve data collection from your suppliers, whether you already have full material disclosure for all of your parts, or if you are only beginning to collect supplier compliance declarations.
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RoHS2 Compliance: Is your Company Ready?
When: On Demand, view now!
Presenters: Aidan Turnbull, BOMCheck
Kelly St. Andre, Director Product Management, PTC
Today’s latest and most significant compliance challenge is the planned update to RoHS, which mandates that producers of certain electrical and electronic equipment may not place products on the European market that contain six “banned” substances.
What are the costs of non-compliance? Recalls, brand damage, expensive redesigns, and scrapped parts—for starters. The stakes are high – with potentially millions in revenue at risk. To satisfy these regulations, manufacturers must provide regulators with detailed reports demonstrating product compliance, while keeping up with frequent changes in product designs, parts, suppliers, and the regulations themselves.
In this webcast, PTC and BOMcheck explain how companies can mitigate risk and ensure product compliance -- not just for the RoHS update – but whenever new government regulations are implemented.
Presenters: Aidan Turnbull, BOMCheck
Kelly St. Andre, Director Product Management, PTC
Today’s latest and most significant compliance challenge is the planned update to RoHS, which mandates that producers of certain electrical and electronic equipment may not place products on the European market that contain six “banned” substances.
What are the costs of non-compliance? Recalls, brand damage, expensive redesigns, and scrapped parts—for starters. The stakes are high – with potentially millions in revenue at risk. To satisfy these regulations, manufacturers must provide regulators with detailed reports demonstrating product compliance, while keeping up with frequent changes in product designs, parts, suppliers, and the regulations themselves.
In this webcast, PTC and BOMcheck explain how companies can mitigate risk and ensure product compliance -- not just for the RoHS update – but whenever new government regulations are implemented.
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