On June 29th, Microart Services Inc. had an opportunity to participate in the webinar “From Innovation to Production” in partnership with Berlin KraftWorks Inc., hosted and moderated by Forbes and Entrepreneur journalist Philip Stoten.

During the webinar, Mark Wood, CEO at Microart Services, and Charles Tonna, Executive Vice President at Microart Services, as well as Matt Weller and Peter Heuss, co-founders at Berlin KraftWorks, have outlined important manufacturing and supply chain considerations when bringing a product to life.

Topics covered:

• Managing the current supply chain crisis
• The difference between a proof of concept and a prototype
• The importance of having a consistent and reliable supply chain
• Why design and manufacturing knowledge is a customer’s asset
• Design for manufacturing, design for supply chain, design for test, and design for disruption
• How to choose a design partner and a manufacturing partner
• What has to be inhouse and what can be outsourced

At Microart, we’re committed to openly sharing our manufacturing knowledge and expertise gathered for the last 40 years. We believe that only by being 100% transparent with our potential and existing clients, we can make our collaboration as efficient as possible.

About Microart Services:

Microart Services is an electronic manufacturing and design services company with four decades of experience, providing PCB layout, bare board manufacturing, PCB assembly, testing, and box build for proto-type and low-to-mid volume productions. Microart has a reputation as a team that will bend over backwards for customers and possesses the experience, skills, and grit to get things done! They invest in the latest technology at their two state-of-the-art facilities to deliver the best product outcomes for their customers.

About Berlin KraftWorks Inc.:

Berlin KraftWorks Inc. makes it quicker and easier for companies to get their products to market. By aligning supply chain and engineering, our hands-on solutions integrate into the entire process from design, through the supply chain, to the end user.