Most recently, Milwaukee Electronics – along with our Screaming Circuits and Automation Controls Group divisions, reached out to our customer base and asked them to take part in our annual Customer Satisfaction Survey. I was very pleased to hear that the number of responses this year has already surpassed last year’s participation rate, Read More
Back in the 70s and 80s, the technology wave was hardware-driven and hardware engineering was king. Many of today’s largest companies were getting their start in an engineer’s garage or basement. Since then however, an increasing focus on exploiting the existing hardware via new software applications and enhanced connectivity has instead taken place. Read More
July 22nd 2014 was a critical date for engineers and buyers involved in the medical device manufacturing industry. On this day, the European Union phased in restrictions for the six hazardous substances found in RoHS, and required RoHS II compliance for all medical electronic devices. Read More
Over the last three decades, companies have been evolving their EMS outsourcing strategies in a number of ways. Some parts of the equation include: location, capabilities, increased technology complexity, lowest cost and supply chain considerations. Read More
To kick off the second quarter of 2014, from April 1st to the 3rd a small group of representatives from Milwaukee Electronics’ Screaming Circuits business unit visited the McEnry Convention Center in San Jose, CA to attend the annual EE Live! tradeshow. Some of our current customers stopped by our booth to express how happy they are with our quickturn PCB assembly service, Read More
Here at the beginning of a new year, and the anniversary of our 60th year in business, we have chosen to adopt a new, yet familiar name: Milwaukee Electronics. This change symbolizes both a return to our roots and illustrates our goal to better capitalize on the synergies among our business units. Read More
With 2013 coming to a close, the 59th year of Milwaukee Electronics having been in business is doing the same. That’s right, it was in 1954 that our company was formed and began doing business as an electronics contract manufacturer. Harnischfeger Corp, located in Milwaukee was the first customer, and at that time it was one of the world’s largest mining shovel OEMs. Read More
At MEC’s Canby, Oregon electronics contract manufacturing facility, teams are using the Company’s newly installed Epicor Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software to drive continuous improvement (CI) in their PCB assembly operations. Read More
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