Maybe an online electronic can solve it.

 In recent years, cross-border E-COMMERCE B2B has been blowing in the field of electronic component distribution repeatedly, and electronic component e-commerce has finally ignited a blaze of flames and a hundred schools of thought contend for a time. Alibaba and Global Resources have scattered the B2B concept all over the foreign trade industry. The field of electronic components distribution has become the last desert of B2B trading platform. Philip Chen has used Chipmall to open a door of self-operated e-commerce for electronic components. As of June 2020, the Chipmall Mall has been running its own electronic components mall for six years, which is famous for spot sales, full range of products, guarantee of authentic products and one-stop service.

 

At that time, domestic e-commerce of electronic components was in its early stage of development. Despite the strong wind of the Internet, cross-border e-commerce was at a loss in the complex electronic component distribution market and did not know how to start. The market is still dominated by bulk offline transactions, and small and medium-sized enterprises and individuals can be said to be very painful procurement, a shopping list of dozens or even hundreds of various materials means that you may have to find dozens of dealers to complete the purchase. Philip Chen, an engineer by training, knows firsthand the pain of small batch procurement of electronic components. When he saw that manufacturers' procurement and electronic engineers' problems in purchasing electronic components were still not solved, he fell into a deep thought: maybe electronic components e-commerce could solve the problem.

 

The Chipmall Mall was officially launched in June 2014.