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REDMOND, WA –Data I/O, provider of manual and automated programming systems, has named the second member of its Preferred Partnership Program. The company is also in talking about the program with several other memory and microcontroller companies.
Program benefits and collaboration areas include:
Focused attention on increasing quality of service and reducing time-to-market;
Offering a full solution to end customers rather than selling only a device;
Providing global support to partners and mutual customers;
Helping multi-national OEM customers to link their design and manufacturing in wireless, automotive, consumer electronics, white goods and process control markets;
Protecting IP with “Connected Strategy”;
Helping partners and mutual customers improve profitability and achieve Lean manufacturing by reducing RMAs and introducing higher quality standards;
Educating mutual customers and arranging joint seminars globally;
Providing “Priority Device Support” for partners and their customers;
Collaborating to develop and/or license technology from each other;
Collaborating between partners’ sales/FAE forces early enough to address manufacturing related issues during design phase.
Data I/O and its partners will coordinate efforts to dedicate direct, focused resources for closer customer support at the device level as well as local sales, marketing and technical levels.
Program benefits and collaboration areas include:
Focused attention on increasing quality of service and reducing time-to-market;
Offering a full solution to end customers rather than selling only a device;
Providing global support to partners and mutual customers;
Helping multi-national OEM customers to link their design and manufacturing in wireless, automotive, consumer electronics, white goods and process control markets;
Protecting IP with “Connected Strategy”;
Helping partners and mutual customers improve profitability and achieve Lean manufacturing by reducing RMAs and introducing higher quality standards;
Educating mutual customers and arranging joint seminars globally;
Providing “Priority Device Support” for partners and their customers;
Collaborating to develop and/or license technology from each other;
Collaborating between partners’ sales/FAE forces early enough to address manufacturing related issues during design phase.
The Preferred Partnership Program was introduced in October 2005 to address the growing time-to-market issue both for semiconductor companies and their customers.
HELSINKI, FINLAND -- Nokia Corp. had filed suit in Chinese court, accusing two Chinese companies of copying its cellphone designs.
In Beijing court Nokia asked for damages and a cease-and-desist order.
In Beijing court Nokia asked for damages and a cease-and-desist order.
ROUND ROCK, TX – Michael Dell, the founder of Dell Computer,
today said the computer and consumer electronics maker would offer free
recycling of Dell-branded products worldwide.
"We have a responsibility to our customers to recycle the products we make and sell," said Dell, who is chairman of the company. "Our direct relationships with consumers allow us to offer this easy and free service and we encourage others in our industry to do so as well."
"We don’t believe consumers should have to pay for responsible retirement of products,” Dell said.
"We have a responsibility to our customers to recycle the products we make and sell," said Dell, who is chairman of the company. "Our direct relationships with consumers allow us to offer this easy and free service and we encourage others in our industry to do so as well."
"We don’t believe consumers should have to pay for responsible retirement of products,” Dell said.
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