Engent’s new website showcases how it moves electronics to market fast
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NORCROSS, Ga. – Engent, a leading provider of next-generation microelectronics development, testing and manufacturing services, is pleased to announce the launch of its new website, engentaat.com. The site is designed to showcase Engent’s unique capabilities as a company at the forefront of today’s electronics industry.
The website’s bold look and enhanced navigation allows customers and prospects to easily explore how Engent can help them keep pace with changing market demands and accelerate their product development life cycle.
“The constant demand for smaller, lighter and more functional and durable electronics continues to challenge the industry,” said Matt Perry, vice president of sales and one of Engent’s founders.
“As outsourcing and offshore trends accelerate, it’s becoming more difficult to commercialize new designs without massive yield losses during the early stages of production,” Perry added. “Our new website helps us to tell our story. It shows how we can help today’s electronics and assembly markets bring concepts to market fast.”
Founded in 2003, Engent provides product development and full-scale production to a variety of customers. Engent serves the military, medical and industrial sectors, as well as other microelectronic markets. Engent also provides innovation in miniaturization and process development to the consumer electronics divisions of Fortune 50 companies. Its team of experts consults with a global network at all stages, from ideation to product supply to deployment.
Visitors to Engent’s website can:
- Explore how the company’s services and capabilities accelerate time to market and enable high volume product manufacturing
- Get to know Engent’s experienced leadership team
- Learn about the company through news items and events
- Review case studies and technology papers that showcase detailed market solutions
“If your product roadmap is telling you it’s time to press forward, but your manufacturer is telling you ‘no’, we’ll do everything we can to complete your assembly so you can quickly move your device from concept to consumer,” said Perry.
Visit us @ www.engentaat.com
About Engent: Engent, Inc. is a leading provider of next generation microelectronics development and manufacturing services. Located in Norcross, GA, Engent was founded in 2003 to provide world class production, development and engineering services for small form factor electronics. Engent engages in all stages of the electronic miniaturization process and serves key electronic and microelectric markets in the military, medical and industrial sectors with clients ranging from budding entrepreneurial technology firms to Fortune 50 companies. Visit us @ www.engentaat.com
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