New BEE distributor also offers design to end product service
7 April 2004
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Bekithemba Electronic and Mechanical Distributor is a young BEE company with years of experience in electronic sales. The company took over Parsec Components, its agencies and sales force in October 2003. Technical support is provided by Parsec Design and other engineering associates.
Bekithemba can assist customers from design-in stage to end product. Agencies are: Analog Devices, PLx Technologies, Netsilicon, FS Forth-Systeme, NVE, Blackhawk, Raisonance, and Axiomtek. Since the October acquisition the company has added three more which are Bittware (DSP boards), Ultralife Batteries and Xiamen Ocular LCD Devices.
Comments Joe Masina, CEO of Bekithemba: "Ebekithemba sizibophezele ukusizana nokubambisana nazo zonke izinkampanize electronics, onjinyela nama dizana kulo lonke e Africa."
"Elke klient is ons vennoot en aan die einde van die verkope, het ons ook nog 'n vriend gemaak. Van student tot besturende direkteur is ewe belangrik. Joe, Heidi en Ben is tot u diens," promises Ben van der Schyff, COO of Bekithemba.
Information from Bekithemba Electronic and Mechanical Distributor. For more information contact Heidi Blom, 012 543 1451, [email protected]
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