The February 2018 Edition of PCB007 Magazine is Now Available
February 7, 2018 | I-Connect007Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
With topic of “Who’s Your Customer,” the February issue of PCB007 Magazine has published and is now available for download.
Who is your customer? Isn’t it more than that person who buys something from you or your company? After all, aren’t the tables turned when you request something from that “customer”? Aren’t you then the customer? Find out what our experts think this month. The answers may surprise you!
Check it all out this month in PCB007 Magazine, now on the virtual newsstand and available for delivery in your e-mailbox each month by subscribing here.
You can also download the pdf version here for future reference.
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