Services
Structured programs for an unstructured market
Every Logimem Dynamics service is built as a program: a documented scope, a demand model, agreed service levels, and a review cadence. Below are the four core programs and how they interlock.
Four programs, one configuration
Core Supply is the base layer. ReserveLine and TerminalBuy sit on it, and ForeSight surveillance spans the whole stack.
04 ForeSight
Analytical layer over everything else. BOM risk scoring, proactive lifecycle alerts, quarterly demand-plan reviews.
Program 01
Core Supply — memory & storage distribution
The foundation layer. We source and deliver DRAM modules and components, SLC/MLC/TLC NAND, industrial SSDs, eMMC and UFS devices, and legacy storage through qualified, traceable channels. Core Supply runs on scheduled orders and forecast commitments rather than ad-hoc purchasing, which is what makes every layer above it possible. Standard, wide-temperature, and extended-reliability grades are supported, with datasheets, change notices, and country-of-origin records attached to every lot.
Program 02
ReserveLine — vendor-managed inventory & buffer stock
ReserveLine positions inventory that we own and manage against your consumption. Two configurations:
VMI
Stock held in Hong Kong, replenished against your actual pull, invoiced on consumption. Your working capital stays free; your line-down risk drops to the replenishment tolerance we agree on paper.
Buffer-stock programs
A statistically sized safety position — typically 8 to 26 weeks of demand, derived from your consumption variance and the part's lead-time behavior — held in climate-controlled, ESD-safe storage. Buffer health is reported monthly: age, remaining shelf life per moisture-sensitivity rules, and coverage in weeks.
Program 03
TerminalBuy — last-time-buy & end-of-life management
An EOL notice is not a crisis; it is a planning problem with a deadline. TerminalBuy converts a discontinuation into a structured decision: total-remaining-demand modeling across your platform's service life, scenario pricing for the final purchase, long-horizon storage with periodic re-inspection, and scheduled draw-down deliveries across as many years as the platform needs. Where a last-time buy is not economical, we model the migration path instead — candidate replacements, qualification effort, and firmware or form-factor deltas — so the decision is made on numbers.
Part lifecycle
Move the slider to inspect each phase.
EOLEOL notice
Discontinuation window opens. Total-remaining-demand modeling starts.
Program 04
ForeSight — demand planning & obsolescence surveillance
ForeSight is the analytical layer over everything else. Your memory and storage BOM is scored for obsolescence risk and re-scored continuously as vendor roadmaps, die revisions, and market signals move. You receive proactive lifecycle alerts — not after a public notice, but when leading indicators start drifting — plus quarterly demand-plan reviews that reconcile forecast against consumption and adjust buffers before variance becomes shortage.
How programs combine
Most engagements begin with Core Supply plus ForeSight surveillance. ReserveLine is added where consumption variance or lead-time exposure justifies a held position. TerminalBuy activates per part number, as lifecycle events require. One program manager owns the whole configuration, so accountability never fragments across services.
Commercial structure
Programs are priced on a component-plus-service basis with terms defined per configuration — consumption-based invoicing for VMI, milestone-based structures for last-time buys, and annual subscription for ForeSight surveillance. No allocation premiums, no crisis pricing.
Pricing basis
- VMIConsumption-based invoicing
- Last-time buysMilestone-based structures
- ForeSight surveillanceAnnual subscription
No allocation premiums, no crisis pricing.