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fied EMS provider, making it an ideal option for OEM companies looking to increase their diversi- ty and small business outsourc- ing spend. The company operates five
continuous flow SMT lines, equipped with inline 3D solder paste inspection (SPI) and auto- mated optical inspection (AOI). Each line offers exceptional flex- ibility and facilitates quick changeover between products, ensuring a high level of respon- siveness to customers with high- mix, low- to medium-volume re- quirements. Web:
www.javadems.com
Creation Technologies: Boston, MA
Founded in 1991, Creation
Technologies was founded to support OEMs in meeting the de- mands of a rapidly evolving and competitive technology land- scape. With a commitment to customer satisfaction, and the goal of helping customers suc- ceed, it has made lasting part- nerships over the past three decades.
interconnect, and high-level as- sembly. “At Creation, our reputation
is built upon a foundation of core values that continue to guide and propel our company. We em- body preparedness, boldness, and an entrepreneurial spirit,” DeFalco says. While its integrated EMS
solutions are deployed world- wide, Creation Technologies em- powers OEMs by providing ex- pert design, manufacturing, sup- ply chain management, order fulfillment, and aftermarket
Michael Harlow, vice president and co-founder, Kodiak Assembly Solutions.
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services. The company is unwa- vering in its dedication to deliv- ering unparalleled total solu- tions to customers, ensuring ex- cellence on every occasion. Web:
www.creationtech.com
Kodiak Assembly Solutions: Austin, TX
Headquartered in Austin,
TX, Kodiak Assembly Solutions (KAS) is a global EMS provider. With a focus on printed circuit board (PCB) assembly, test, and integration, KAS provides a team of skilled professionals,
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Stephen P. DeFalco, chairman and CEO.
Creation Technologies pro-
vides total electronics product lifecycle solutions, including turnkey design, rapid prototyp- ing, manufacturing, and fulfill- ment to its customers around the world. According to Stephen P. DeFalco, chairman and CEO, the company has a unique go-to- market strategy and differentiat- ed service model. “We have been investing to make Creation a ‘category killer’ in the high-relia- bility, low- to medium-volume market segment that is solely fo- cused on customers in aerospace and defense, medical, and tech industrials,” he says. With a global footprint of 14
locations and over 4,000 employ- ees, the company provides scale in global functions including the supply chain and a regional structure that provides agility and closeness to the customer. It offers a broad mix of service of- ferings including product design, rapid prototyping, test, VAVE,
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