👉 OEM computing, or Out-of-the-Box computing, refers to the practice where hardware and software components are pre-integrated into a device or system by the manufacturer, rather than being customized or assembled separately by the end-user. This approach streamlines the manufacturing process, reduces costs, and ensures compatibility between different parts of the system. In OEM computing, the manufacturer typically provides a base platform with pre-programmed firmware and software, which can be tailored by the OEM or third-party developers to meet specific application needs. This model is prevalent in consumer electronics, automotive systems, and industrial devices, offering a balance between flexibility and efficiency.
