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CAMBRIDGE, MA, and CHICAGO- Electronics distributor Newark InOne has launched a Punchout/Roundtrip site for its eProcurement customers, offering access to more than 2.1 million electronic products and improved capabilities such as parametric search, advanced search, navigation by attributes and a BOM upload.
The new search capabilities, powered by Endeca (endeca.com), produce results that can be compared and sorted by desirable dimensions, attributes or criteria. Presented in a familiar parametric search interface, the search engine allows design engineers and buyers to find products and avoid the pitfalls of traditional parametric solutions.
The solution is part of Endeca’s recently launched Manufacturing & Distribution Search Solutions, a combination of information retrieval applications and services expertise tailored for manufacturing and supplier environments.
The new search capabilities, powered by Endeca (endeca.com), produce results that can be compared and sorted by desirable dimensions, attributes or criteria. Presented in a familiar parametric search interface, the search engine allows design engineers and buyers to find products and avoid the pitfalls of traditional parametric solutions.
The solution is part of Endeca’s recently launched Manufacturing & Distribution Search Solutions, a combination of information retrieval applications and services expertise tailored for manufacturing and supplier environments.
Simi Valley, CA – View Engineering has acquired the assets of privately held Micro-Metric,
hoping to strengthen its core capabilities in electronic assembly and
data storage, and extending the company’s offerings into
nanometerology.
No changes in management or staffing of either company are planned. Micro-Metric will continue to operate from its headquarters in San Jose.
No changes in management or staffing of either company are planned. Micro-Metric will continue to operate from its headquarters in San Jose.
TROY, MI -- Months after posting staggering first-half net losses of $741 million, Delphi Corp., the
largest maker of auto parts in North America, filed for Chapter 11
bankruptcy on Saturday. The company plans to slash manufacturing
operations in the U.S.
