Banyan.eco at Electronica in Munich, Hall C5, Stand 430, November 10–13, 2026.
More Software, More Silos? Six Technology Specialists Demonstrate a Connected Approach at electronica
Munich 2026
Connected ecosystem brings together specialist technologies across quoting, sourcing, compliance, production and ERP
Electronics manufacturers have invested heavily in digitalization, yet many still operate across fragmented systems, disconnected workflows and isolated data. As manufacturing becomes increasingly complex, the challenge is no longer simply adopting more technology, but ensuring specialist technologies can work together effectively across the wider manufacturing process. At electronica 2026, visitors will be able to explore a practical example of how electronics manufacturers can improve visibility, efficiency and coordination across the value chain while continuing to use specialist technologies. The demonstration brings together CalcuQuote and five complementary technology providers spanning RFQs, quoting, sourcing, compliance, materials intelligence, production, and ERP.
Emerging technologies such as AI are adding further intelligence and automation to individual stages of this process. When these capabilities form part of a connected technology environment, manufacturers can take advantage of new innovations while maintaining visibility and continuity across the wider workflow.
Connecting the electronics manufacturing workflow
The six participating companies each contribute specialist expertise to the connected ecosystem.
Banyan.eco brings AI-powered materials intelligence into the connected supply chain, automating regulatory compliance, product carbon footprint reporting and supply chain risk analysis with traceable, audit-ready data.bee produced is connected to CalcuQuote as an AI-supported customer portal enabling EMS providers to receive RFQs, perform automated BOM and DFM checks and turn customer interactions into structured data.
Cableteque adds wire-harness-specific intelligence that interprets customer designs from virtually any format, validates manufacturability, and automates quoting and supply-chain workflows for a faster, more accurate handoff to manufacturing.
camLine represents the production stage of the ecosystem, connecting the wider digital workflow with manufacturing operations.
Cetec ERP provides the structural foundation across manufacturing operations and finance, centralizing material planning, purchasing, inventory, production, quality, traceability and accounting while connecting with specialist technologies where additional capabilities are required.
CalcuQuote sits in the center of the ecosystem and brings supply chain intelligence to the commercial heart of electronics manufacturing. It turns BOM, supplier and market data into faster, more accurate quoting, sourcing and purchasing decisions while connecting these workflows with other systems.
The six partners share a belief that the future of electronics manufacturing is connected, as it is increasingly too complex for any single software platform to manage every requirement effectively. Core platforms and specialized technologies can each play to their strengths, while working together to create a more connected flow of data across the manufacturing process.
Visitors to electronica 2026 can experience Banyan.eco's trusted AI materials intelligence and meet other participating companies in at Electronica in Munich, Hall C5, Stand 430, November 10–13, 2026.
