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flexibility and agility in produc- tion planning and operations. This flexibility enables rapid
adjustment to fluctuations in de- mand and supply chain disrup- tions. Additionally, its U.S.- based office enhances communi- cation and relations with Ameri- can customers through easier and frequent face-to-face meet- ings, resulting in better cus- tomer service. To remain competitive, SPM
has implemented new technolo- gies that improve efficiency, quality control, and overall pro- duction capabilities. CEO Philip Ong says, “We have integrated automated manufacturing solu- tions such as robotic soldering and fully automated conformal coating processes for PCBA, as well as automated cut, strip, and crimp processes for wire har- nesses. These advancements have streamlined our operations and enhanced our ability to de- liver products with superior pre- cision and reliability.” SPM also partners with IHS
systems to proactively identify obsolete or end-of-life compo- nents early, a common issue with low volume customers with lega- cy products. Ong adds, “This al- lows us to propose alternative components quickly, ensuring a sustainable supply chain to bet- ter serve our customers.” Web: www.sp-manufactur-
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Evolve Manufacturing, Fremont, CA
Evolve Manufacturing Inc., a trusted advisor and partner in contract manufacturing for med- ical device and life sciences in- strument companies, excels in today’s challenging environment
quality through DFX methodolo- gies and dedicated customer teams.
“At Evolve, our focus is to
guide customers through every step of their manufacturing jour- ney,” says Noreen King, presi- dent and CEO. By partnering with like-minded organizations that provide complementary expertise, Evolve ensures its customers have access to the best resources for their unique projects. This collaborative ap-
proach helps Evolve not only stand out from competition, but also to deliver consistent, high-quality products through dedicated customer teams us- ing innovative DFX method- ologies and AI inspection technologies. As a Woman-Owned Busi-
Noreen King, president and CEO.
by offering end-to-end services from first article builds to proto- types and clinical units. Evolve provides turnkey
contract manufacturing for OEMs requiring low- to medium- production volumes. The compa- ny stands out by delivering best- in-class guidance and unwaver- ing attention to detail, ensuring flawless and consistent product
ness, Evolve boasts a diverse team of over 100 manufactur- ing experts unified by strong core values. This team in- cludes a specialized group for complex medical equipment, with more than a dozen dedicated manufacturing engineers and technicians contributing over 200 years of combined experience. Evolve’s internal structure fea- tures customer-focused teams tai- lored to specific product types, en- hancing efficiency and expertise. Web:
www.evolvemfg.com
STI Electronics: Madison, AL
STI Electronics (STI) is a full- service EMS provider specializing in safety-critical, human-critical, and military/aerospace-critical
David Raby, president and CEO.
faced by today’s electronic manu- facturers. STI is committed to zero de-
fects through meticulous process development and continuous process control. President and CEO David Raby emphasizes the importance of creating the right manufacturing process for robust electronic assemblies. He says that STI’s in-house analytical and materials labs enable a deep understanding of the materials and processes needed to meet Continued on next page
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applications across various sec- tors, including industrial, med- ical, military, and aerospace. Leveraging state-of-the-art equip - ment for training, R&D, manufac- turing, prototyping, and analysis, STI’s engineers and highly quali- fied staff deliver high-quality services to meet the challenges
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