November 11, 2026

10am PST | 1pm EST

The Supply Chain Starts in Engineering

How JMA Wireless connected engineering, suppliers, and operations to build a more responsive supply chain

A supply problem may appear in purchasing or manufacturing long after a part was chosen in engineering. What can teams do to spot the risk sooner?

Join guest speaker Andrew Franklin, Engineering Systems Manager at JMA Wireless, to hear how JMA moved beyond scattered files and paper approvals. Andrew will discuss how its teams check part risks during design, and connect engineering changes to operations.

Speakers

Andrew Franklin

Engineering Systems Manager

JMA Wireless

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What You'll Learn

JMA reports that scrap costs fell nearly 40% and product releases nearly tripled. It also reports a 30% increase in engineering change request throughput, while the cost to process each request fell by more than 60%.What you’ll learn

  • How JMA checks part availability and sourcing information before design decisions are final.
  • How approved changes reach the teams managing parts, inventory, and costs.
  • What JMA learned as it extended its approach from the U.S. to its Italian operations.

Hear the decisions behind JMA’s approach and take away practical ideas for your engineering, supply chain, purchasing, or manufacturing team.

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