Webinar Recap: Common Pitfalls to Avoid When Choosing a Contract Manufacturer

13 Aug 2020

A contract manufacturer (CM) is a company that will use your designs to make your technology product on your behalf. There are many different types of contract manufacturers, with many different specialties.

Watch this recording of our webinar with Taylor Johnson, manufacturing expert from Arrow Electronics, to learn more about common pitfalls to avoid when choosing a CM to help build your technology project.

Get answers to questions including:

How do you know when you’re ready to select a CM?
What criteria should you look for when picking a CM?
What mistakes can you avoid when choosing a CM?

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