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October, 2022


Creation Technologies Provides Complete Lifecycle Solutions


By Michael Skinner, Editor


tomized solutions to their customers in a changing and demanding technology land- scape.


C Headquartered in Boston, the company


has worked hard to provide long-term, intimate partnerships with its cus- tomers. According to Todd Baggett, chief commercial officer, “Our goal is to make them successful, and we will de- liver resources across our global team to make that happen.”


Product Lifecycle Solutions Creation provides total product


lifecycle solutions including turnkey design, rapid prototyping, manufactur- ing and fulfillment to customers around the world. The company has a team of approximately 4,000 people across 14 manufacturing locations, two design centers and a rapid prototyping center in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and China. The company has built a success-


ful reputation over the years by holding to core values that define and drive the company. Creation is prepared, bold and en- trepreneurial. Additionally, it strives to be its customers’ most trusted partner and to create products and solutions that exceed


Creation Technologies’ facility in Dallas, Texas.


helps OEMs succeed by providing expert de- sign, manufacturing, supply chain, order ful- fillment and aftermarket solutions. It is com- mitted to delivering the best total solutions


reation Technologies was founded in 1991 to help OEMs succeed in provid- ing responsive, cost-effective and cus-


customers’ quality and performance expecta- tions. It also works hard to provide and nur- ture powerful, proactive long-term relation- ships with customers within the framework of a caring company culture. With integrated EMS solutions located around the world, Creation Technologies


to customers, the first time, every time. The company’s OEM customers are in the aero- space and defense, medical and industrial markets.


Aerospace and Defense. Creation pro-


vides trust, visibility and reliability through- out the entire product lifecycle, resulting in uncompromising quality and depend- ability for aerospace, defense and secu- rity OEM customers. This includes added manufacturing, expanded diag- nostic testing, and sophisticated fail- ure/reliability analysis. Medical. The company provides


traceability, risk management and a responsive supply chain as well as en- hanced design, development, manufac- turing, and inspection for innovative, advanced manufacturing Class I, II and III medical devices, biotechnology, pharmaceutical and other FDA-com- pliant life sciences solutions. Baggett says, “Creation delivers


proactive design and manufacturing innovation across these healthcare fronts, and more, all while meeting stringent regulatory requirements for ensuring product accuracy and patient safety.”


Industrial. Creation provides extended


engineering and enhanced manufacturing to differentiate tech industrial solutions for IoT


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Omnetics specializes in application-specific connector to cable systems. Our expert designers have experience designing harnesses for complex and harsh environment applications. Omnetics designers have the necessary experience needed to meet the Quality and Performance specifications required by the US Military, NASA and ESA.


We design and manufacture a wide range of custom cable solutions to support all of our various product lines, while allowing your team to guide the design.


Omnetics Connector Corporation follows IPC/WHMA-A-620 for all cable assembly, test and inspection practices.


www.omnetics.com | sales@omnetics.com See at electronica, Hall B3 Booth 219


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