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September 13, 2020 – Bowman CTO Jun Choi announces the appointment of Frank Giuliani as Quality Assurance Engineer.

PITTSBURGH, September 15, 2020—Intervala, LLC, a full-service manufacturer of high-reliability, precision electronic and electromechanical products, announced today that it has been selected by new customer Muth Mirror Systems to produce custom, highly engineered printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) for Muth’s mirror-based safety technology solutions. Intervala will manufacture the PCBAs at its operation in the greater Pittsburgh area.

NORTH YORK, ON / ACCESSWIRE / September 14, 2020 / ZTEST Electronics Inc. ("ZTEST" or the "Company") (CSE:"ZTE") is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement to acquire a further 25,000 Class A Shares of Conversance Inc., ("Conversance") representing a 2.1% interest, and has been granted an option to acquire a further 75,000 Class A Shares of Conversance. Conversance is a Waterloo Ont. based private company in which ZTEST currently owns a 25.29% equity interest.

Suwanee (USA), September 14, 2020 – The 2020 Nepcon Asia trade fair in Shenzhen, China was again a big success for technology leader ASM. The live shows in the Integrated Smart Factory Arena with AIV-supported automatic material logistic and changeovers, which have been developed together with Hikrobot, attracted large numbers of visitors. The demonstrations on the SMT lines were supplemented with modern presentation techniques such as AR.

Weymouth, September 14th 2020 Tecan, a leading provider of chemically-etched precision parts, is proud to reveal a significant stage in its ongoing business evolution, the launch of a website dedicated to surface mount (SMT) stencils and accessories at stencils.co.uk.

Efficient supply chains are one of the wonders of the modern world, with an iPhone requiring components from suppliers in over 40 countries. Production volumes throughout the supply chain usually based on sales predictions. If demand remains as expected, this works well, with little waste. However, if consumer tastes or requirements suddenly change, if sales of a new product are a lot better or worse than expected, or if a particular part is needed unexpectedly in remote location or at very short notice, existing supply chains are a lot less efficient. Unused components pile up, new components cannot be supplied quickly enough to meet demand (potentially delaying an entire production run), costs rise, and ultimately the potential purchaser ends up being disappointed.