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Circuits Assembly Publishes 2007 Directory
Written by Tracy Heffner
Tuesday, 03 April 2007
SMYRNA, GA –Circuits Assembly magazine has announced the publication of its 2007 Directory of Electronics Manufacturing Services Companies (DEMS).
The 2007 DEMS contains detailed, alphabetized listings of more than 1,250 EMS provider facilities worldwide, from A and M Electronics to Zicon. The information includes:
· Facility address, phone, fax, URL and contact person · Annual sales revenue · Number of employees · Number and type of assembly lines · Size of manufacturing floor · Services offered · Certifications
“The 2007 DEMS is a must-have guide for OEMs searching for EMS providers, and for suppliers of assembly equipment, materials, components and circuit boards that market to EMS firms,” said Mike Buetow, editor-in-chief of Circuits Assembly.
The 2007 DEMS comes in CD-ROM format and may be ordered online at www.circuitsassembly.com/dems. Price: $899 until April 30; $999 after May 1.
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