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The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) publishes standards and technical specifications that enable innovation and foster interoperability with existing devices. The CEA technology and standards program provides a unified technology roadmap critical to consumer electronics industry growth. CEA standards help you:
| Full Online Standards Solution | Individual Standards |
|---|---|
| Multiple standards | Minimal standards |
| Frequent purchases ($3000+/year) | Infrequent purchases |
| Standards access or budget management, organization-wide | Less than 5 employees use standards |
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One of the world’s premier semiconductor companies increased the number of cross references in its parts database from 100,000 to nearly 2 million. In doing so, the company boosted results of its parts with the lowest searches by 52 percent and helped its customers find alternatives for obsolete parts so they can avoid the need to redesign products.
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This provider of location-based technologies ensures compliance with complex EHS regulations as well as avoiding disruptions to its supply chain. Managers instantly find data on thousands of parts each quarter versus manually looking up each one, reducing delivery time of RoHS and REACH documentation from weeks to under 2 days – an 86% increase in efficiency.
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Many premier electronics brands rely on this global manufacturer -- with its 37,000 employees and 60+ plants across 4 continents -- to ensure that their products meet applicable quality standards and customer expectations. Its employees access standards data from their desktops 6,600 times per year, saving time and boosting efficiency.
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This global technology provider helped a customer comply with conflict-mineral regulations related to 548 electronic components from 60 companies in the supply chain -- securing a £1 million contract renewal, avoiding a roadblock to future orders and preventing the loss of 2 months’ work by a key employee.
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