Arrow named best supplier by Rockwell Automation Korea
Dated: 22 January 2008
Arrow Asia Pac Ltd., a business unit of Arrow Electronics, Inc. said it has received the "Best Supplier Award" from Rockwell Automation Korea (RAK), a leading industrial automation services provider headquartered in Seoul. The award recognized Arrow Korea's high level of engagement and contribution to business growth.
Arrow has provided in-plant-store services and solutions to RAK since 2004, greatly enhancing its planning and inventory management capabilities.
"We are deeply honored to receive this recognition from our customer. It is rewarding to see that we leverage our global supply-chain expertise and help RAK reduce costs, improve inventory visibility, and minimize inventory risk while retaining a certain level of flexibility," said YB Yang, vice president for Arrow Korea.
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