DDZ enjoys new market opportunities
17 October 2012
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Concentrating on marketing efforts and reaching new clients has led to new opportunities in new markets for DDZ Technologies.
The company has grown and added more staff to handle the increased business from new and existing clients. One of its employees is now a Certified IPC Specialist after receiving his IPC-A610 and 3-STD-001 certifications, putting the company in a better position to ensure quality of all our products and services.
DDZ has also entered into a partnership with an exciting new company called Embedded Control Projects (ECP), which is a turnkey embedded systems provider. ECP’s aim is to provide a full solution from hardware and software through to mechanical and manufacturing. The company will target vertical markets such as rail, mining, transportation, surveillance and communication.
The goal of the DDZ-ECP partnership is to establish a community of locally owned small businesses, each with their own expertise in a given field. By doing this, they can collectively provide a complete solution to a customer, and act as a ‘one-stop provider’ for both products and services.
While DDZ has had much success with its PCB and cable harness manufacturing offering, the company is keenly focused on providing a complete product solution, from R&D to procurement, assembly and finally testing and packaging a completed product.
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