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Partnering to Enable Wearable Technologies San Francisco, 2013 Why is it critical to partner with a GLOBAL SUPPLY SERVICES company? New component technologies Low yield at introduction High capital $s per mfg. line ~$1500 -

Partnering to Enable Wearable Technologies San Francisco, 2013
Why is it critical to partner with a GLOBAL SUPPLY SERVICES company?
• New component technologies • Low yield at introduction • High capital $’s per mfg. line • ~$1500 - $3500 consumer launch price Late 90’s E lectronics M anufacturing S ervices begin to evolve
“How can you help me create a unique product every week that can be auctioned from my website & available to anyone in the world overnight – Figuring that out is why I am investing in the future of EMS because that is what our customers will be expecting in the future. ” Customer Request, 2013
Personal Consumer Electronics
Personal Consumer Electronics • • standardized packages BOM cost focus 1990’S – 2000’S • • limited connectivity Low cost labor • traditional supply channels • • custom products rapid development 2010’s & beyond • • internet of things regionalization • design for individual
Enabling the “Internet of Things”
DFx Workshop Stations Advanced Engineering Multek Circuits Product Innovation Centers Lab IX Consumer Electronics Medical Technologies
Supply Services Partnership • Trust & Competency • Regional Development / Global Deployment • Passionate About Your Success
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