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consideration before any changes are made to critical business parameters, most notably payment terms, and once mutually agreed the revised terms must be rigidly adhered to however difficult the financial climate becomes. Only by frank and open communication with their supply network partners can customers be assured of long-term continuity of supply and high service levels they need. i.e., a ‘win-win’ solution.


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Adam Fletcher is chairman of the Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn), a UK business association that was established in 1970 and today offers support to all organisations with an interest in electronics technology. He also chairs the International Distribution of Electronics Association (IDEA), a federation of individual country electronic components associations whose objective is to arrive at and share best industry practice.


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Protecting applications from both remote and proximity attacks is crucial to ensure the security and integrity of sensitive data. Proactive measures must be taken to protect against these attacks, as the consequences can be severe.


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