August, 2014 Business Briefs Diagnosys S500 Organization Achieves
CMMI Maturity Level 3 Westford, MA — Diagnosys, Inc.’s S500 Team has achieved a CMMI Maturity Level 3 rating of the CMMI Institute’s Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI). The appraisal was performed by Applied Engineering Management Corporation. CMMI is a process improvement approach that provides organi- zations with the essential elements of effective processes that ultimately im- prove their performance. Diagnosys started using CMMI in 2011 as a frame- work for continuous improvement, time to market, product quality, and cus-
tomer satisfaction. Contact: Diagnosys USA, 5 Lan Dr., Westford, MA 01886
Rigol Expands US Commercial
Operation Beaverton, OR — RIGOL Technologies, Inc. is expanding its US operations with significant enhancements. The company is naming Mr. Bob Bluhm Vice President with responsibility for both North American and European opera- tions. He comes to the company with over 25 years of experience in the Test and Measurement industry in product development, operations, and sales, most recently serving as Vice President and General Manager of Value Scope Line of Tektronix and Vice President of Distribution Sales at Tektronix/Dana- her. RIGOL’s Headquarters is in Beijing, China with a new state-of-the-art R&D and Production Facility in Suzhou, and two International subsidiaries:
in Beaverton, OR, and Munich, Germany. Contact: Rigol Technologies, Inc., 10200 SW Allen Blvd., Suite C,
Beaverton, OR 97005 877-471-4651x123 E-mail:
michael_rizzo@rigol.com Web:
www.Rigolna.com
T-Tech and Geek Group to Provide
State-of-the-Art PCB Prototyping Norcross, GA, and Grand Rapids, MI —T-Tech, Inc. and The Geek Group have entered into a joint agreement to offer a state-of-the-art solution and facility for rapid printed circuit board (PCB) design, verification, and fabrication. The collaboration will combine T-Tech’s QCJ5 series Quick Circuit System and IsoPro® Software for PCB prototyping with The Geek Group’s expertise and 43,000 square foot lab facility in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This combination is expected to represent the first makerspace in the United States to provide a turnkey rapid PCB prototyping solution. The Quick Circuit can drill, mill and route traces and spaces as fine as 0.100mm (0.004-in.), making it especially
suitable for producing prototypes. Contact: T-Tech, Inc., 510 Guthridge Court, Norcross, GA 30092 % 770-455-0676 E-mail:
sales@t-tech.com Web:
www.t-tech.com
TTI, Inc. Acquires Astrex Electronics
Fort Worth, TX — TTI, Inc. an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, has acquired Astrex Electronics, a privately held connector distribu- tion specialist headquartered in Plainview, NY. Astrex will operate independent- ly of the TTI organization until such time as system integration is complete. As- trex President Mike McGuire will report directly to Mike Morton, President of
TTI Americas beginning immediately and subsequent to the integration. Contact: TTI, 2441 Northeast Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76106-1896 % 817-740-9000 or 817-429-4600 fax: 817-740-1260 Web:
www.ttiinc.com
DEK Signs New VectorGuard License
Agreement with Sunshine Laser Rolling Meadows, IL — DEK has added a new VectorGuard® stencil technology licensee to its growing list of partners. Suzhou Sunshine Laser and Electronics Technology Company Ltd. (Sunshine Laser), a leading stencil manufacturer in China with 19 locations. All of the locations will offer VectorGuard laser cut stencil foils. According to Dek, VectorGuard is now the premier interchangeable foil stencil technology for surface-mount, semiconductor and solar metallization processes. The system consists of a frame into which stencil foils with extruded aluminum edges are secured and tensioned using a simple air pressure mecha- nism. Changing the foils is exceptionally fast and requires little or no training,
making process a simple, yet cost-effective technology to deploy. Contact: DEK, 1785 Winnetka Circle, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 % 847-368-1155 Web:
www.dek.com or
www.sunshine-laser.com
Electron Beam Engineering Earns
AS9100 and ISO9001:2008 Anaheim, CA — Electron Beam Engineering, Inc. (EBE), a state-of-the-art electron beam and laser beam welding company, has earned the AS9100 Qual- ity Management System certification. EBE is one of only a handful of preci- sion welding job shops to achieve such a distinction after a rigorous evalua-
Anaheim, CA 92805 % 800-329-3537 or 714-491-5990 fax: 714-758-0690 E-mail:
sales@ebeinc.com Web:
www.ebeinc.com
tion process conducted by NSF International. Contact: Electron Beam Engineering, Inc., 1425 South Allec Street,
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