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have grown significantly, main- taining a sharp focus on innova- tion, efficiency, and cost-effective- ness, thereby exceeding customer expectations and staying ahead of the competition,” founder Branko Trajkovski explains. Bransys began by developing
innovative IoT solutions and man- ufacturing IoT gateways for the automotive industry. Recognizing the potential of their initial servic- es, the company expanded from the European market to the US in 2015. Today, Bransys operates a sophisticated manufacturing plant divided into electronics and systems segments. The electronics segment
handles PCB development, man- ufacturing, and sales, while the system segment integrates ac- tive and passive components into PCBs. This dual focus ensures high-quality products that meet the stringent requirements of an international customer base. Over the years, Bransys has
scaled its portfolio of services and products, continuously de- veloping innovation strategies to stay ahead of technology trends, business needs and its competi- tion. The company has grown its team to 100 engineers and ex- perts and established sub- sidiaries in Europe and the US. While the automotive industry remains a primary focus, the PCB assembly segment has seen significant growth, pointing to new potential areas of focus in the coming years. Regardless of the direction, Bransys remains committed to innovation for the success of its customers. Web:
www.bransys.com
Absolute EMS: Santa Clara, CA
Absolute EMS (AEMS) has es- tablished itself as a premier EMS provider by adhering to high-quality standards and con- stantly innovating its operations, allowing the company to succeed in today’s challenging environ- ment while staying ahead of competition, and exceeding cus- tomer expectations.
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Jayne Carthy, vice president of sales and marketing.
does, highlighting that this com- mitment is integral to AEMS’s unique differentiators. By main- taining rigorous quality stan- dards, AEMS ensures reliable and high-performing products, fostering customer trust and sat- isfaction. Located in Silicon Valley,
AEMS benefits from being at the heart of technological innovation. The company has a state-of-the- art EMS facility equipped with advanced technology for minia- turization, flexibility, and speed. This allows AEMS to efficiently scale from prototype runs to large-scale production, accommo- dating varying customer needs and supporting Made-in-America manufacturing initiatives. Founded in 1996 with a focus
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tech.com The Best of EMS 2024 AEMS prioritizes quality in
all its operations. Jayne Carthy, vice president of sales and mar- keting, emphasizes that quality is at the forefront of everything it
on the medical sector, AEMS has expanded its services to multiple industries, including military, in- dustrial, telecommunication, net- working, robotics, aviation, and engineering. This versatility en- ables AEMS to cater to a broad customer base and adapt to indus- try-specific requirements. Carthy says that while there
is competition, no other company can provide everything that AEMS does. “We distinguish our- selves by offering the speed and flexibility often lacking in Tier One EMS providers while main- taining the advanced technology and quality processes that small- er providers might lack.” Web:
www.absoluteems.com
URTech manufacturing: Ontario, Canada
URtech stands out in the EMS industry by consistently manu- facturing and integrating elec- tronics for diverse end markets, each with specific quality and traceability requirements. The company’s
manufacturing
processes and quality systems ensure industry compliance, de- livering high-quality and repeat- able manufacturing and testing. URtech offers a complete
suite of EMS services to leading OEM companies, supporting the entire product lifecycle from con- cept to commercialization. This extensive service range allows URtech to build valuable and re- liable partnerships with its cus- tomers. By understanding each client’s unique requirements, URtech tailors its services to ex- ceed expectations. These offerings enable
URtech to cater to a variety of OEM customers with order vol- umes ranging from fewer than 10 units to over 200,000 units. Its full
Greg Gehl, founder and CEO.
testing, ensuring it meets diverse customer needs every time. Greg Gehl, Founder and
CEO, emphasizes that URtech views itself primarily as a service company. “To meet customer ex- pectations successfully, we must understand their requirements. Our consultative business devel- opment team analyzes each cus- tomer’s organizational culture, product lines, delivery expecta- tions, and competitive environ- ment. This analysis forms the foundation of a successful supply partnership,” he says. By converting this under-
standing into a customized, flex- ible component-level supply chain, URtech supports the unique aspects of each cus- tomer’s operating environment. This customer-centric approach ensures tailored solutions that address specific needs and chal- lenges.
Web:
www.urtechmfg.com
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box product capabilities include laser engraving, heat staking, ul- trasonic welding, and specialized
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