Founder
Alexander L. Litvin
Alexander L. Litvin has worked in electronic-component supply since 1998, sourcing components through authorized and independent channels for industrial customers, including end-of-life and hard-to-find parts. His practical focus is integrity and lifecycle risk: evaluating sources, suppliers, lot-specific evidence, verification needs and component obsolescence.
He is the author of the Component Integrity and Lifecycle Management (CILM) methodology and its scoring core, the Composite Integrity Risk Score (CIRS), and of a three-part series on component-level integrity risk in Supply Chain Management Review. He is an IEEE Senior Member.
Planned role
Founder and principal methodologist of the planned company: methodology governance and validation, review of complex or high-criticality assessments, supplier-qualification design and professional training.
CILM and these planned activities are independent personal initiatives; see theindependence statement.