Amidst the rapid growth of the LED display industry, accumulating spare parts inventory is becoming an invisible shackle on companies' capital flows. Data shows that small and medium-sized display manufacturers experience an average annual spare parts inventory turnover rate of less than four times, with significant capital tied up in components like LEDs and driver ICs. Supply chain collaboration platforms, through data interconnection and resource integration, are ushering in a new paradigm for inventory optimization in the industry.

The Pinglian Cloud Warehouse platform, with its core advantage of intelligent forecasting, accesses historical procurement data from over 2,000 display manufacturers nationwide and uses AI algorithms to model demand for over 200 core spare parts, such as LEDs and power supplies. After integrating with the platform, a medium-sized display manufacturer reduced its capacitor spare parts inventory from three months to 15 days, tripling its capital turnover rate. The platform's innovative "regional shared warehouse" model enables four-hour spare parts dispatch within a 500-kilometer radius, reducing inventory pressure at individual locations while ensuring the ability to deliver urgent orders.

The ViewSonic Chain Collaboration Platform focuses on end-to-end visual management, providing LED display companies with a comprehensive data dashboard covering the entire process, from chip procurement to finished product delivery. Its spare parts pool sharing feature allows companies to access excess inventory on the platform's trading market. A listed company used this module to reduce its excess driver boards worth 8 million yuan and simultaneously purchased urgently needed burn-in test equipment at a cost 12% below market price. The platform's built-in capacity warning system automatically adjusts spare parts safety stock thresholds based on order fluctuations, preventing inventory buildups caused by sudden changes in market demand.

The Xianliantong Industrial Internet Platform excels in flexible manufacturing. Specifically tailored to the high-variety, low-batch production characteristics of LED displays, it has developed a "spare parts demand dynamic matching" module. When an engineering company undertakes a custom-shaped display project, the platform can match scarce spare parts such as special-specification wires and customized connectors with nearby companies in real time, increasing the inventory turnover rate for non-standard parts from an average of 2 times per year to 8 times per year. Its blockchain traceability feature also ensures the quality of spare parts, resolving the long-standing industry problem of mixed sales of disassembled parts. As LED display technology evolves at an accelerating pace, supply chain collaboration platforms are no longer simply inventory management tools; they serve as the infrastructure driving the industry's evolution toward a "zero inventory" model. Through data sharing and capacity collaboration, these platforms are helping display companies transform spare parts backlog costs into agile supply chain responsiveness, building new cost advantages amidst fierce market competition.