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tors. The company offers a broad spectrum of production services, ranging from prototyping to high-volume manufacturing, in- cluding full turnkey solutions, testing, repair, box builds, and system integration. With ad- vanced SMT lines, KAS can adapt to various customer de- mands.
Michael Harlow, vice presi-
dent and co-founder, highlights the company’s success in manag- ing challenges, including cost control, technological invest- ment, talent retention, and sup- ply chain management. “We contribute our success to
understanding the many ongoing challenges we face and finding so- lutions for them. Controlling costs while investing in new technology, hiring and retaining experienced engineers and operators, and managing the supply chain are only a few,” Harlow says. “This year promises to pres- ent another round of uncertainty with the geopolitical tensions ris- ing around the world and possi- ble repercussions in the electron- ics industry. We remain commit- ted to identifying and addressing these ongoing challenges with an open mind and aggressive new approaches to stay competitive in our industry.” Web: www.kodiakassem-
bly.com
Emerald Technologies: San Jose, CA
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ages state-of-the-art facilities and a highly trained staff to pro- vide an extensive range of servic- es. These services include electromechanical and system assembly, reliability testing, pre- cision touch-ups, in-circuit and functional test, rework and fail- ure analysis, complex repair de- pot services, final testing, inte- gration, box builds, sophisticated SMT placement, and cleanroom assembly and packaging. The company’s capabilities and com- prehensive service offerings make it a standout in the EMS market. Kip Ferris, Chief Commer-
cial Officer, highlights the com- pany’s commitment to respon- siveness and flexibility. This commitment is evident in its quick turnaround times, respon- sive customer service, and collab-
Kip Ferris, chief commercial officer.
pertise, drawn from its founding companies, including Optimum Design Associates, a respected electronic design and engineer- ing services company that boasts a team of world-class engineers and designers dedicated to quali- ty, consistency, on-time delivery, and data protection. With facili- ties globally, including the U.S., Malaysia, and China, Emerald Technologies offers optimal geo- graphic flexibility and conven- ience, allowing it to effectively meet the diverse needs of its cus- tomers.
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gies.com
Bransys Group, North Macedonia
Founded in 2008, Bransys Group has established itself as an inter- national leader in providing next-generation cloud-based
October, 2024 The Best of EMS 2024
orative problem-solving ap- proach in design and manufac- turing.
In addition, its success is rooted in its rich history and ex-
Branko Trajkovski, founder.
technology. Combining PCB as- sembly prototyping services, hardware design, manufactur- ing, big data, analytics, and secu- rity, Bransys enables businesses to gain actionable insights and improve operations.
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