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Unfortunately when Apple come knocking they either demand exclusivity, or they order so much product that you cant even supply to other people if you wanted to.
by alt227 2y ago
Unfortunately when Apple come knocking they either demand exclusivity, or they order so much product that you cant even supply to other people if you wanted to.
- avmich 2y agoLooks like you have to resist both variants... or, alternatively, timebox Apple so that you can come back to other customers, maybe periodically. Or, even better - include the costs for the potential problems in your consideration.
- marvin 2y agoI guess that most likely means not winning the bid with Apple. But these companies aren't exactly aged grandmothers who have walked all the way to the one pharmacy in town; I don't think this constitutes an abusive business relationship.
- avmich 2y agoHere not winning bid sounds like not having to overcome those kind of problems which are not often overcomable, no? Of course the business is the art of having cake and eating it too, so in practice relationship can become a bit more complicated...
- x0x0 2y agoNobody makes companies say yes.
- hulitu 2y agoGreed ?
- euroderf 2y agoSounds like Apple is part of a US master plan to have lots of mothballed chip fab capacity distributed all around the West (or at least, not in China).