Method for selecting parts suppliers used in AC/DC Power Adapters — Desktop & Wall-Mount
This page introduces our supplier selection methods and policies. As a manufacturer of AC/DC Power Adapters — Desktop & Wall-Mount and switching power supplies, we develop, manufacture, and sell everything from standard products to custom power supplies. We adopt high-quality, competitively priced components based on a strong relationship of trust and cooperation with our suppliers.
At our company, in the development, manufacturing, and sales of AC/DC Power Adapters — Desktop & Wall-Mount, material procurement is based on the principles of "justice and fairness".
Furthermore, reliably obtaining high-quality components is established through mutual trust and cooperation with suppliers.
- "Justice" refers to conducting transactions with suppliers in accordance with prescribed procedures.
- "Fairness" refers to treating all suppliers equally.
We also place emphasis on collaboration with suppliers regarding improvements in technological capabilities, product quality stability, and competitive material costs.
Supplier Selection Policy
Our company conducts transactions with suppliers based on the following conditions.
- Possession of a stable management foundation and production facilities.
- Compliance with laws and social norms in management.
- Possession of advanced technological capabilities that contribute to our Products.
- Integration of environmental management into business operations in accordance with our selected green procurement standards.
Additionally, we select superior suppliers by ensuring "Stable and Optimal QCDS+E".
In selection, we focus not only on past and current performance but also on future competitive business strategies and activities.
- "Q" refers to the continuous supply of appropriately quality-controlled procurement items.
- "C" refers to the supply of cost-competitive procurement items.
- "D" refers to responsiveness for timely and adequate supply.
- "S" refers to the provision of multifaceted services.
- "E" refers to the reduction of environmental impact of procurement items, aimed at environmental conservation.
In addition to the above, we conduct rigorous internal reviews and external audits.
1. Risk Assessment
We assess risks such as whether a new supplier is a sound company, has a stable business foundation, or carries any financial issues. In addition to submitting documents such as business licenses, we may request investigations by external research organizations if necessary.
2. Self-Audit Through Document Review
Before conducting an on-site audit, we first request a document review to check whether basic requirements can be met. In addition to quality-related factors, document inspections cover ISO and environmental standards.
3. On-site Audit Through Factory Visit
Once the document review passes, an on-site factory audit will be carried out. Departments such as the quality audit division, CE (component approval department), and the purchasing division visit the site together to conduct the audit. In addition to general process audits, a document audit such as ISO will also be conducted simultaneously.
4. Final Determination
If any improvements are needed based on the audit results, we will request submission of an improvement report. A company that scores 90 points or above, our passing standard, will be officially approved for business transactions.
We also conduct an annual follow-up audit, including for existing suppliers, aiming to enhance product quality.