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ceive quick feedback and stateside service. The General Services Adminis-
tration, a workplace supplier of the U.S. government, has been focusing on LED lighting for some time and has a program that aims to replace its 4 ft. fluorescent lights with LEDs. The line from Juki will help iTECH e-Services meet the program’s re- quirements. The company has al- ready picked up other orders for LED boards as well, due to its new capa- bility to produce them. LED lighting provides numer-
ous benefits over fluorescent light- ing. The technology’s lighting hard- ware has a long lifespan, cuts energy costs significantly, is nearly inde- structible, and eliminates disposal challenges. Fluorescent lights lose 60 percent of their brightness in one year vs. LED lights’ 6 percent. In ad- dition, fluorescent lights give off sub- stantial heat while LEDs emit al- most none. Finally, unlike fluores- cent lighting, LED lights do not flicker, which has been cited as a cause of cataracts.
Seeing the Light “At the end of the day, it is about
the people. We are committed to the well-being and happiness of our staff and clients,” says Phillip Tran, vice pres ident of business development. “One of the ways we accomplish this is by staying up-to-date on the most rel- evant technologies. Our goal is to keep technology in the U.S., while meeting a real industry need for our cus- tomers. Our team members receive training to become experts in the in- dustry, which, in turn, lets our clients know that they are dealing with the best of the best.” The company is able to accom-
modate large-scale sourcing prod- ucts in its Georgia headquarters that contains high-end equipment, trained technicians, ESD floors, and high security. The company also is ISO 9001-2008 certified, as well UL- compliant, serving both large and small businesses. From its facility, the company offers a range of flexi- ble and comprehensive options to customers. As part of its full turnkey services, it offers full process SMT, prototyping, manufacturing deploy- ment, maintenance and repair, and defect reporting. Customers inter- ested in its on-demand single servic- es can take advantage of the compa- ny’s expertise in repair, SMT, as- sembly build and deployment. While customer satisfaction is
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the cornerstone of the company, it al- so has a strong record of empowering the local minority community through industry skills training and employ- ment. For its service to the business community, the company was nomi-
nated by Georgia Power and given “The Most Valuable Provider” award by Partnership Gwinnett/Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce in 2014. The company’s mission is to im- prove the quality of life for all people
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through innovation of technology and honest manufacturing. “Our reputa- tion is based on trust, dependability, quality and on-time delivery, which is vigorously managed through continu- ous employee training and skill en- hancement. We do the work, so that clients can rest easy,” says Tran. “All people — customers, vendors, employ- ees and families — must be treated with dignity and respect. If that is the case, then creativity and integrity will occur naturally in business.” Contact: iTECH e-Services, 4020
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