Thought I’d share some of the recent mentions of Panjiva across the web.

Associated Press

“One in four major Chinese manufacturers shipped less than half as much to U.S. customers in November through January than they did a year earlier, [Panjiva CEO Josh Green] said.”

http://www.newsweek.com/id/191598

CIO

“Panjiva data shows that 132 of the Big Three’s overseas suppliers wound up on Panjiva’s watch list at the end of January 2009″

http://www.cio.com/article/486380/Why_U.S._Taxpayers_Will_Bail_Out_Foreign_Automotive_Suppliers_

SpendMatters

“Yesterday, Panjiva came out with news that paints a dangerous and ugly picture when it comes to the financial viability of global suppliers.”

http://www.spendmatters.com/index.cfm/2009/3/12/Catching-up-With-Panjivas-Josh-Green–A-Scary-Global-Sourcing-Update

“What can you do about supplier disappearing acts? I’d recommend a heathy dose of supplier risk preventive medicine to start, using both internal performance and quality related information as well as proactive third-party content from providers like Panjiva and D&B.”

http://www.spendmatters.com/index.cfm/2009/3/16/When-Suppliers-Just-Disappear

Supply & Demand Chain Executive

“Panjiva analysis shows nearly half of large U.S. buyers doing business with troubled global manufacturers; ‘they never even tell you they are in trouble…they just disappear’”

http://www.sdcexec.com/web/online/SourcingProcurement-Trends/Report–US-Supply-Chains-Face-Significant-Exposure-to-At-risk-Suppliers/13$11129