Zentech's VP of Engineering Services, Mike Brown, was interviewed by Judy Warner, Director of Community Engagement of Altium, and offers this advice: Stay Hungry, Keep Growing, Nurture Relationships.

DfR Solutions Blog posted an interesting article recently regarding the significance of Digital Image Correlation and how this process benefits electronic device manufacturers.

DIC is an optical method used to measure displacements and deformation. Specimens are prepared with a contrasting speckle pattern that can be tracked optically over time as the specimen rigidly moves and deforms.

The Governor's Workforce Development Board (GWDB) has named Zentech's President and CEO, Matt Turpin, as its Taskforce Chair of Advanced Manufacturing. 

In contract manufacturing, the status quo is no longer an option. If your product requires high complexity/high-reliability circuit card assemblies, making sure your CM partner is going "above and beyond" to mitigate your risks at the highest levels possible is crucial. There's far too much at stake--such as time, money, market share and, in the case of mil/aero applications, even human lives. At Zentech, that drives us to maintain the highest levels of certification available and to practice strict adherence to industry standards...and then we take it up a notch.

Zentech continues to strive to meet the electronics industry's ever changing technological demands by implementing mid-board copper solutions. A recent article on electronicdesign.com outlines these challenges. 

Zentech Manufacturing has provided life critical, advanced technology medical devices and high-reliability and high-complexity electronics contract manufacturing to the U.S. medical industry for nineteen years.

No matter what market you're looking to enter, your electronics design needs to be rock-solid if it's going to succeed.  

Curtiss-Wright Selects Zentech and Expands Secure Manufacturing Capabilities for Sensitive U.S. DoD Aerospace & Defense Programs

Most electronics contract manufacturers are highly certified in their fields. Certifications such as AS9100, DD2345 and ISO13485 demonstrate the commitment to excellence that a potential contract manufacturer has. Certifications provide a level of (objective) accountability that, first and foremost, protects you the customer. Certifications ensure that the contract manufacturer remains compliant with current industry standards, regulations, and best-practices which directly impact the quality and reliability of the products and services the electronics contract manufacturer builds.