Bradley's Law

Bradley's Law states that a company should expect to pay for a specific electronic device - a price commensurate with their "Competitiveness" within that particular commodity. This "Competitiveness" is the measure of how the supply chain sees that company.

This law is named after Founder, Chairman and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Lytica Inc. based in Ottawa, Ontario, Ken J. Bradley.

References

• Lytica Inc, Ottawa, Ontario http://www.lytica.com/index.php/our-firm/leadership-team
• SCMRoundtable.com, Enabling an enlightened supply chain https://scmroundtable.com/2017/03/21/the-genesis-of-bradleys-law/

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