Track and analyze the status of critical components for phone and handheld device manufacturing, focusing on inventory levels, supplier performance, and shortage risks to ensure production continuity and supply chain reliability.
Report Objective
Monitor and assess the health of the supply chain for phone and handheld device components on a weekly basis. Track inventory levels, supplier performance metrics, and potential shortage risks to ensure production targets can be met and identify areas requiring immediate attention.
Component Inventory Levels
Bar chart showing current inventory levels by component type with days of supply overlay
Questions to Consider:
Which components are below target inventory levels?
Are there any concerning trends in days of supply?
How do current inventory levels compare to historical averages?
Which components are below minimum threshold levels?
How do current levels compare to previous week?
What is the distribution of inventory across component types?
Which components show concerning supply trends?
Are any components approaching critical levels?
How volatile are the supply levels week over week?
Supplier Performance Metrics
Line chart tracking on-time delivery and quality acceptance rates by supplier
Questions to Consider:
Which suppliers are showing declining performance?
Are there consistent patterns in delivery or quality issues?
How do different suppliers compare on key metrics?
Which suppliers are consistently missing delivery targets?
Are there any seasonal patterns in delivery performance?
How do delivery rates correlate with quality metrics?
Shortage Risk Assessment
Table showing components at risk, their impact on production, and mitigation status
Questions to Consider:
What is the potential impact on production schedules?
Are there alternative suppliers or components available?
What are the trends in shortage risks across component categories?
What is the potential production impact of identified risks?
Are there patterns in which components face frequent shortages?
How effective are current risk mitigation strategies?