The business model of the connector industry is changing, and manufacturers are facing challenges in R&D

With the increasing concentration of connector downstream industries, the business model of connector manufacturers is also changing. The traditional production model that emphasizes standard connectors has been unable to meet the development needs of downstream industries. At present, more manufacturers are beginning to get involved in multiple and compound production modes, the characteristics of which include customized production, order production, and quick response.

1. Customized production: Terminal products of different types and different manufacturers often have different requirements for the shape of the required connectors and precision components. Therefore, for high-precision connector products, manufacturers need to quickly customize production according to industry development trends and customer product upgrade requirements, which puts forward higher requirements for manufacturers' product design capabilities.

2. Order production: Since connectors and precision components are not universal and have the characteristics of customized production, the production of connectors and precision components must be determined according to the order situation.

3. Quick response: Connectors and precision component products need to meet the requirements of rapid upgrading of downstream products. Therefore, connector manufacturers must have the ability to respond quickly and shorten the response time as much as possible.

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