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Critical Manufacturing — 15 Years


Critical Manufacturing has


solidified its position as a leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant and a subsidiary of ASMPT, con- sistently providing the industry with the most modern, flexible and configurable manufacturing execution systems.


The core of Datest’s failure


analysis capabilities are its X- ray and CT scanning systems. Datest offers 2D as well as full 3D CT services, geared to help- ing engineers needing immediate solutions to critical problems. This powerful and growing suite of services enables Datest to serve a wide and interesting portfolio of markets. “Forty years covers a gener-


ation. Enough time to build a network and solid reputation as an engineering hub,” says Rob


Robert Boguski and Regina Lathrop.


Boguski, president. “In electron- ics manufacturing as well as technology development, forty years encompasses five genera- tions of innovation, perhaps more. We’ve developed our busi- ness to suit the times we live in, taking prudent risks where nec- essary, leading the way in fail- ure analysis and related innova- tion where we are able, and al- ways conducting ourselves with honesty, integrity, and trans- parency.” Web: www.datest.com


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Francisco Almada Lobo. Critical Manufacturing MES


has empowered manufacturers to navigate complex challenges, en- suring adherence to stringent product traceability and compli- ance requirements, while mitigat- ing risk through its closed-loop quality system. By seamlessly integrating


with enterprise systems and fac- tory automation, Critical Manu- facturing MES offers deep intel- ligence and global production op- erations visibility, making its customers Industry 4.0 ready. “Our 15th anniversary


marks a decade and a half of ded- ication to empowering manufac- turers with cutting-edge MES so- lutions,” says Francisco Almada Lobo, CEO. “We are committed to continuing our journey of in- novation, enabling our cus- tomers to thrive in the ever- evolving manufacturing land- scape.”


Web: www.criticalmanufac-


turing.com Datest — 40 Years Where once ICT was the


dominant test methodology, Dat- est has expanded its offerings as the marketplace demands pace- keeping innovation in speed, pre- cision, data collection, and diag- nostic capability. Together with time-tested


methodologies, like ICT, flying probe, and JTAG/boundary scan, Datest now offers greater depth with additional services, includ- ing DFT/DFM analysis, function- al test development, reverse en- gineering, cross-sectioning and dye and pry capabilities, and a wide variety of failure analysis and analytical laboratory servic- es, all directed at establishing the root cause of


failures,


whether of boards or other mate- rials and systems.


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