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July 12, 2023 | CalcuQuoteEstimated reading time: 1 minute
CalcuQuote, a supply chain solution provider for the electronics industry, is pleased to announce that Dorigo Systems, a leading provider of electronic manufacturing services (EMS) based in Burnaby, BC, Canada, has chosen the QuoteCQ RFQ Management System to upgrade its quote process. This collaboration brings enhanced efficiency and optimization to the quoting process at Dorigo.
The implementation of QuoteCQ marks a significant step forward for Dorigo Systems, as the EMS provider continues to prioritize technological advancements and superior customer service as it drives forward in being part of something extraordinary. With CalcuQuote's robust quoting solution, Dorigo aims to streamline its quoting process, improve accuracy, reduce turnaround time, and ultimately deliver exceptional value to its clients.
QuoteCQ is a comprehensive quote management platform that empowers EMS companies to efficiently manage and respond to customer quote requests. By automating various aspects of the quoting process, such as component costing, labor estimation, and pricing, QuoteCQ enables EMS providers to generate accurate quotes in a fraction of the time, enhancing responsiveness and competitiveness.
"Dorigo Systems is committed to delivering outstanding value and service to our customers," said Kin Leong, IS/IT Manager of Dorigo Systems. "The adoption of CalcuQuote at Dorigo is a proactive step to optimize our quoting process. This integration allows us to respond faster to customer inquiries, provide customers with better clarity with the supply chain, and further strengthen our position as a trusted EMS provider."
"We are excited to partner with Dorigo Systems and support their commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction," stated Chintan Sutaria, CEO of CalcuQuote. "Like all of the software products we build, QuoteCQ is designed to improve speed, accuracy and efficiency with a nuanced understanding of an electronics manufacturing company’s processes."
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