The methodology behind our price predictions and component intelligence.
All of the dimensions are equal except Lifecycle. Lifecycle is weighted at more than double any other dimension. Also, if Lifecycle = Obsolete then the...
In our SupplyLens™ applications, Lytica uses the term competitiveness (price competitiveness) or LCI (Lytica Competitiveness Index) to define a quantitative parameter that is calculated based on a company’s spending. Price competitiveness...
Lytica’s unique methodology relies on statistics based around our database of real customer pricing data. For our ‘price guidance’ to be statistically valid – we...
Single sourcing is the result of a very conscious decision usually made by the Procurement or Purchasing department. Only one supplier is awarded business for a particular component,...
Lytica’s founder theorized if he could characterize a customer’s electronic component spend by Commodity then he could use this characterization of Competitiveness to identify pricing...
End-of-life (EOL) is a term used to indicate that a product has reached the end of its useful life from the vendor’s perspective. When a...
Manufacturer Breadth represents the popularity of the Manufacturer within Lytica’s global database of peer market intelligence.
MPN Breadth represents the popularity of a Manufacturing Part Number (MPN) within Lytica’s global database of peer market intelligence.
For CPNs input with only one MPN, our analysis looks to see if other customers using that MPN have second sources. If so we will...
Spend competitiveness by commodity examines the variation in your component prices to “Best in Class” values. In these calculations, individual prices are used rather than...
A weighted metric based on the number of Fortune1000 & Global2000 companies (clients) vs. other companies using a Manufacturer within Lytica’s global database of peer...
Represents the lifecycle of an MPN and if alternatives exist for the given MPN within Lytica’s global database of peer market intelligence.
The MPN Concentration risk is determined by the number of companies using a large portion of the total estimated annual usage.