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Written by Philip Buonpastore   
Wednesday, 12 December 2007

Vancouver, BC - Direct Logix and Automated Logistics Solutions announced fully integrated digital manufacturing engineering solutions for PCB manufacturers. No terms were disclosed.

"Automated Logistics Solutions' world-leading implementation experience, along with its exceptional client base, makes it an ideal partner to deepen Direct Logix’s presence in the global PCB manufacturing arena,” said Leigh Eichel, Direct Logix VP.

“We are very excited about having this opportunity to extend our offering even further. Direct Logix’s team and products clearly have the deepest integration to CAM systems in the world,” stated Hayes Myers, president and CEO of ALS.

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