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February 5, 2021 | Cogiscan Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Cogiscan, the leading connectivity and TTC solutions provider for the electronics manufacturing industry, is excited to announce a new strategic long-term partnership with Vayo Technology. This joint solution offers a seamless integration package to enable Industry 4.0 for electronics manufacturers.
“Since the founding of Cogiscan we strongly believe that optimal results can be achieved when you combine the technologies from companies that are industry leaders in their specific areas of expertise. Vayo clearly established their expertise in the area of DFM and NPI and we look forward to accelerating their growth by enabling a more seamless integration of their products within the broader information technology ecosystem of the electronics manufacturing industry,” said François Monette, Chief Business Development Officer at Cogiscan. “This is perfectly in line with our core strategy to facilitate and accelerate the integration of different vendor technologies to enable the connected factory.”
“We are convinced that the smart factory cannot be accomplished through a single software platform from a single vendor. Instead, it must be a strategic combination of best-of-breed solutions. In most cases, our customers can benefit from our solutions running as a standalone system, but some customers want to integrate our technology and share data with their machines or enterprise software systems. This is where the partnership with Cogiscan will benefit our customers,” said Howard Liu, Senior Director of Business Development Director at Vayo Technology.
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