Jay Patel

At Amtech, training and development is of critical importance to our manufacturing process. We take the time to ensure that each individual is properly trained not just for their role, … read more

One of my favorite parts about growing a business is traveling around the country and meeting my peers in the industry. I’m going to try to share those experiences on … read more

Ending the practice of awarding business based solely on the price tag is critical for several reasons, especially in industries like electronics manufacturing: 1. Quality Consideration: 2. Long-Term Costs: 3. … read more

Continuing our series of Deming’s 14 points, we want to go deeper into why breaking down barriers between departments is crucial in electronics manufacturing. Particularly given the intricate and interconnected … read more

Quality management has long been a cornerstone of successful businesses, aiming to enhance products, processes, and overall organizational effectiveness. And at Amtech, we are no exception. In the pursuit of … read more

Last month we talked about WHY you might want to integrate your electronic product into the cloud. This month we answer the question of “How”.  It’s something we do quite … read more

Many industries are working aggressively to incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into their everyday business practices. You’ve no doubt heard a lot about how ChatGPT is changing the way content is … read more

Overcoming supply chain challenges in an electronics manufacturing project can be complex, but it’s something we deal with all the time at Amtech. Over the past few years, we’ve learned … read more

Last month we talked about why you might need a new PCB Assembly partner.  Maybe quality has become an issue, or your costs are skyrocketing, or you can’t get the … read more

One of the more complicated items in business is the decision to make a change in any of your core partners. And perhaps no area is more complex than switching … read more

When PCB manufacturers talk about “high mix/low volume production,” they are referring to a type of manufacturing process where a lot of manual labor and inspection is required to produce … read more