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7/12/12
Test Tech Is Going Social – Facebook and Twitter Now in Play July 11, 2012
Test Tech has added the social networks of Facebook and Twitter to our online exposure. With the ramp up of our consumer electronics repair, in and out of warranty services and our new AVAYA Buy- Repair- Sell initiative, it was time for us to go to where the people are.
Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to stay in the know about our service offerings. We promise to update these accounts with important information that will be relative to the rapidly changing consumer electronic and logistics field as well as available stock for sale on telecommunication systems.
TestTech to Exhibit at Upcoming Boston Conference May 21, 2012. New Program Launch Announcement
Where can you find us May 21-23, 2012? In Boston! Meet us at the IAUG Solutions Expo – a part of the IAUG Global Education Conference.
We will be exhibiting at the conference and introducing our new AVAYA Telecom Equipment- Repair-Buy-Sell program.
The IAUG Solutions Expo is the place to be as more than 130 exhibitors show off their latest products and services. Find us at booth #123. Learn more about the Solutions Expo: http://www.iaug.org/p/cm/ld/fid=168.
Then, register to be there: http://www.iaug.org/p/cm/ld/fid=199. Use code test2 when registering to receive a discount. We hope to see you there!
Leading business magazine highlighting '100 Great Supply Chain Projects'
May 3rd, 2011 03:54 PM CDT
Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine, the executive's user manual for successful supply and demand chain transformation, this week announced its ninth-annual listing of the Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100, highlighting "100 Great Supply Chain Projects."
Ten years ago, Supply & Demand Chain Executive announced its first "100" list of supply chain solution providers, consultants and other organizations that were helping lead the way in transforming companies' supply and demand chains. This year the magazine focused the criteria for its "100" feature on supply chain transformation projects that have had a significant impact on the company's going through the implementations. "Our readers count on Supply & Demand Chain Executive for intelligence and decision-making information on solutions and best practices for supply chain transformation," said Andrew K. Reese, editorial director of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. "With this year's Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100, we are featuring '100 Great Supply Chain Projects' that demonstrate the broad spectrum of opportunities for enabling excellence in the supply chain."
Through an online submission process, Supply & Demand Chain Executive collected information on supply chain transformation projects, including information on the objectives, scope, timeline and results of the project. The submissions were evaluated by the magazine's editorial staff primarily based on: ambitiousness/scope of the project; creative application of technologies/solutions/services used; extent of the business results/impact; and clarity of submission.
"Our goal with this year's '100' is to put the spotlight on successful and innovative transformation projects that are delivering bottom-line value to small, medium and large enterprises across the different functions that comprise the supply chain," added Barry Hochfelder, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. "The projects featured in the '100' article can serve as a roadmap for supply chain executives looking for new opportunities to drive improvement in their own operations."
After receiving nomination forms, the Supply & Demand Chain Executive editorial staff identified applicants that best fit the stated criteria for the "100." Final recipients are featured in the cover story of the June 2011 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive, as well as online at www.SDCExec.com/SDCE100.
Client and project type listed in parenthesis. Note that some enablers have requested that the name of the client not be listed for reasons of confidentiality. In these instances, either a substitute descriptor was used or, where marked with an asterisk (*), we have withheld the name of the client. More detail on the project listed below will be available in the June issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive and online at SDCExec.com upon the release of the June 2011 issue.
4SIGHT Supply Chain Group (WMS & LMS implementation)*
Apptricity Corporation (U.S. Department of Defense; TMS)
Aspen Logistics, Inc. (WellPet; customized lot control solution)
Aspen Technology, Inc. (Plastic & Chemical Manufacturer; integrated supply/demand planning)
Avercast (Markwins International; forecasting, planning and collaboration)
Axway (Con-way; B2B integration)
Basware (A global leader in the power industry; invoice automation)
Blue Sky Technologies, Inc. (Staples, Inc.; supply chain visibility)
Cadent Resources, Inc. ($10 million metal component manufacturer; demand planning and forecasting)
Cardinal Logistics Management Corporation (Hazen Transport; TMS, driver handheld)
Caterpillar Logistics Services Inc. (Solution implementation)*
Celsis International Ltd. (Kao Worldwide; quality control project)
Cheetah Software Systems, Inc. (Central Freight Lines, Inc.; digital dispatch management implementation)
Choice Logistics, Inc. (Hitachi Data Systems; service parts logistics)
CombineNet Inc. (Advanced sourcing solution implementation)*
Core Solutions (Kmart Australia; retail product lifecycle and global sourcing)
Corporate United (Vertis Communications; safety supplies contract implementation)
e-LYNXX Corporation (International Construction Equipment (ICE); automated vendor selection procedure)
Emptoris, Inc. (Global engineering and construction company; supplier performance management)
Enporion LLC (Duke Energy; ERP transition)
Epicor Software Corporation (Kwalyti Tool; ERP upgrade and implementation)
Exel Transportation (Leveraging TMS in the marketplace)*
eZCom Software (P2F Holdings; EDI project)
Fieldglass (BP; VMS implementation)
Flash Global Logistics, Inc. (Juniper Networks, Inc.; operations optimization in Brazil)
Fluensee, Inc. (Container Centralen US; returnable asset tracking solution)
Fortna Inc. (MSC Industrial Supply Co.; order fulfillment optimization)
Full Circle Wireless (AT Kearny; recycling/sourcing/procurement/corporate social responsibility)
Genpact (Inventory optimization)*
GEP(Global eProcure) (Indirect procurement, outsourcing, technology)*
Global Healthcare Exchange, LLC (GHX) (The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC); complete supply chain transformation)
Inmar, Inc. (ADT Security Services, Inc.; returns processing and warranty dispositioning program)
Insight Sourcing Group (Cost optimization assessment & sourcing)*
INSIGHT, Inc. (Supply chain network redesign)*
Integration Point (Large U.S. Sporting Goods Retailer; global trade management software)
JDA Software (Demand & fulfillment, order optimization)*
John Galt Solutions, Inc. (Sales forecasting and demand planning)*
Kinaxis (Supply chain planning process improvement)*
LogFire (Top Three Retailer in Latin America; WMS implementation)
Logility (American Italian Pasta Company; supply chain planning and visibility)
Lucas Systems, Inc. (Voice-directed warehouse management)*
Management Dynamics, Inc. (Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F); visibility into global shipments)
Manhattan Associates (Urban Outfitters; WMS)
Metastorm (now an OpenText business) (CRM/ERP consolidation)*
MetricStream Inc. (Fortune Global 200 Consumer Electronics Brand and Medical Devices Company; supplier quality solution implementation)
ModusLink Global Solutions, Inc. (Provo Craft; supply chain outsourcing and optimization)
NFI (NFI; centralized distribution implementation)
NGC Software (Parigi Group; PLM software implementation)
Oildex, a service of Transzap, inc. (Williams Companies; early payment discount capture)
Omnify Software (Crystal Technology; product lifecycle management implementation)
Optricity (Slotting project)*
Pace Harmon (Fortune 500 Telecom Company; global supply chain optimization)
PINC Solutions (Yard management and visibility)*
Prime Advantage (Ultrafryer Systems; sourcing/procurement solution)
TAKE Solutions Inc. (Baker Hughes Inc.; e-procurement, supplier integration, e-invoicing)
Terra Technology (Forecasting and inventory optimization)*
Test Technology (DriveCam; Recycling/redeployment/refurbishment/repairs)
TMSi Logistics (Lean action workout)*
ToolsGroup (Global 2000 Electronics Distributor; demand planning & inventory optimization)
Trade Wings (Telenor Norway; integrated reuse program)
TradeCard, Inc. (A Major Global Outdoor Sportswear Company; supply network efficiency, visibility)
TradeStone Software (UK's Leading Direct Home Shopping Company; merchandise lifecycle management implementation)
Transplace (Supply chain network expansion)*
Treya Partners (Leading North American Manufacturer of Windows, Siding and Other Building Products; procurement cost reduction and process improvement)
U.S. Bank (U.S. Department of Defense; automating paper-based payments)
UpNet Technologies (Household Goods Importer; PO automation and inventory management)
Upside Software Inc. (International Pharmaceutical Company; contract lifecycle management solution)
Verian Technologies (e-Procurement solution)*
VHA Inc. (Scottsdale Health; multi-faceted supply chain cost reduction project)
Volt Consulting Group (Leading Provider of Health Insurance; business intelligence consultation)
Waer Systems Limited (Tier 1 Aerospace Manufacturer; replenishment solution using GPRS)
YRC Worldwide (Inventory management)*
Zionex Inc. (Fortune 500 Global Manufacturer; production planning solution implementation)
Special Mentions
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. (Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc.; transforming from tactical to strategic procurement)
Next Level Purchasing, Inc. (Next Level Purchasing Association; free professional purchasing association)
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8/17/10
Providing Value from Within Through Reverse Logistics
TestTech touts its ability to offer highly efficient reverse logistics services that can help its customers realize a previously untapped competitive advantage
By Editorial Staff Repair and reverse logistics solutions provider Test Technology is touting its ability to offer highly efficient reverse logistics services that can help its customers realize a previously untapped competitive advantage.
The company, based in Southern New Jersey, said that by employing proven as well as organic strategies and utilizing existing assets (its own workforce), it has been able to offer better results for its clients through more affordable and productive solutions.
"We were impressed with the potential value TestTech presented during our first meeting," said Bryon Cook, vice president of operations and program management for TestTech customer DriveCam. "Then that value manifested itself in the form of even greater results and service within the first 60 days of working with them. And when we toured the facility, it became abundantly clear how the company is able to so quickly and efficiently exceed the results we were promised. At that point we knew we had made the right decision in going with TestTech for our long-term reverse logistics services."
To optimize its workforce and return for its clients, TestTech said its management team has created an environment that inherently fosters results. "To ensure success, it was essential for the program to be driven by an empowered employee team that would encourage other employees to adopt the new workplace culture," the company said in describing its operations. Taking a motivational approach, TestTech's created its Golden Broom Award (GBA) competition — TestTech's standard of housekeeping, which is defined as "hospital operating room caliber."
"'Don't get hung up on the actual form or the numeric values' is what I shared with them," said Linda Austin, CEO for TestTech. "Look at the areas through the eyes of the customer. Imagine if you were walking through the plant for the first time. What would wow you? 'Wow' is the most important criterion of all because the goal was, and continues to be, to make the GBA judges feel empowered by our corporate philosophy of trusting employees to do the right thing and, thus, to push decision-making all the way down to the production workers."
While TestTech has prided itself on its employee retention and customer satisfaction, its new "Lean" program has evoked changes in workers' spirit, as well as a change in the appearance of TestTech's historically meticulous production floor, according to the company. Materials are stacked neatly, aisles are clearly delineated, signs describing or naming areas are clearly displayed everywhere. Additional motivation is provided for the team by "Day by the Hour" boards showing hourly production goals and actual production results.
8/16/10
Providing Value From Within – TestTech Utilizes Workforce For Optimized Lean Manufacturing
New Jersey – August 16, 2010 – Test Technology, a leading provider of repair and reverse logistics solutions for companies seeking to receive the best service and highest value from their supply chain, says that by employing proven as well as organic strategies and utilizing existing assets (its own workforce), the company has been able to offer better results for its clients through more affordable and productive solutions.
“We were impressed with the potential value TestTech presented during our first meeting,” said Bryon Cook, Vice President, Operations & Program Management for DriveCam. “Then that value manifested itself in the form of even greater results and service within the first 60 days of working with them. And when we toured the facility, it became abundantly clear how the company is able to so quickly and efficiently exceed the results we were promised. At that point we knew we had made the right decision in going with TestTech for our long-term reverse logistics services.”
To optimize its workforce and return for its clients, TestTech’s management team created an environment that inherently fosters results. To ensure success, it was essential for the program to be driven by an empowered employee team that would encourage other employees to adopt the new workplace culture. Taking a motivational approach TestTech’s created their Golden Broom Award (GBA) competition - TestTech’s standard of housekeeping, which is defined as “hospital operating room caliber.”
“Don’t get hung up on the actual form or the numeric values is what I shared with them,” says Linda Austin, Chief Executive Officer for TestTech. “Look at the areas through the eyes of the customer. Imagine if you were walking through the plant for the first time. What would wow you? ‘Wow’ is the most important criterion of all because the goal was, and continues to be, to make the GBA judges feel empowered by our corporate philosophy of trusting employees to do the right thing and, thus, to push decision-making all the way down to the production workers.”
Although TestTech has always prided itself on its employee retention and customer satisfaction, the “lean” program has evoked changes in workers’ spirit, as well as a change in the appearance of TestTech’s historically meticulous production floor. Materials are stacked neatly, aisles are clearly delineated, signs describing or naming areas are clearly displayed everywhere. Additional motivation is provided for the team by “Day by the Hour” boards showing hourly production goals and actual production results.
For more information about TestTech and the company’s industry-leading processes and services, please visit www.testtech.com.
About Test Technology
TestTech’s reverse logistics and service solutions are uniquely developed for each client’s needs and deliver the highest possible value. The company has a proven 25-year track record working with leading companies, is easy to work with and consistently exceeds customer expectations. TestTech’s offerings deliver a level of value and convenience that enable its partners to more clearly focus on their core competencies; resulting in an increase in productivity and a decrease in costs, while helping establish a more productive supply chain. For more information, please visit www.testtech.com, call 856.596.0900 or write to value@testtech.com.
Contact:
Marty Walsh
VP Business Development
Test Technology Inc.
Office: 856-552-0204
Email:
mwalsh@testtech.com
4/5/10
True Position Strengthens Customer Care With Repair and Reverse Logistics Services From Test Technology.
Turnaround times improve from months to days as Test Tech consistently outperforms all of True Position’s requirements.
New Jersey – April 5, 2010 –Test Technology, a leading provider of repair and reverse logistics solutions for companies seeking to receive the best service and highest value from their supply chain, today announced that True Position, a leading provider of wireless location technologies and solutions, has achieved a 25 percent increase in repair and logistical efficiency since switching to TestTech for repair and reverse logistics services.
Because the intensity and technical scope of the required repair work was starting to exceed the capabilities of its former supplier, the challenge for True Position was to find a service provider with extensive high-level repair expertise that would be able to successfully take on the required repair and reverse logistics services without disturbing the critical processes, while increasing the level of service.
“I was extremely skeptical that our product could be repaired by anyone but highly trained True Position employees,” said Dave Rice, Quality Engineer for True Position. “TestTech has proven to me and my engineering team that they are truly repair experts. True Position is now in a position of strength when it comes to our repair and reverse logistics needs.”
TestTech’s engineering, operations and quality management teams worked closely with True Position management and engineering staff to understand the complexities of the True Position product line and their overall support requirements and needs. In less than 90 days, Test Tech ramped up to over 25 Level III engineering techs, focused exclusively on component level troubleshooting, circuit board repair and system level testing. An actual cell tower was installed on the roof of Test Tech’s building to support full systems testing and lean processes were developed and implemented. To date, all units repaired are tracked by serial number utilizing bar code data tracking, providing True Position customized metrics reports on a daily basis or on demand.
“At TestTech, it’s all about the value, and our policy of creating unique, custom-tailored solutions for each of our clients made working with True Position a nice match and highly successful endeavor,” said Linda Austin, CEO for Test Technology. “Although we are always striving to do better, we are very pleased to have outperformed all of True Position’s initial requirements and we look forward to continually raising the bar when it comes to repair and reverse logistics services and leadership.”
By switching to Test Tech, True Position was able to achieve a 25 percent increase in repair and logistical efficiency. Turnaround times improved from months to days, and Test Tech consistently outperformed all of True Position’s requirements.
Austin continues, “Our data tracking and real time reporting provides instant visibility to True Position’s planners and RMA group. Inventory levels have been optimized. True Position Engineering receives timely and valuable feedback, which has been a tremendous aid in new design improvements. The transition was executed in a timely fashion with zero impact to True Position’s customers.”
Test Tech always works to deliver superior service levels as measured in terms of responsiveness and turnaround time, which have in turn, enabled the company to maintain high levels of customer service across the board, while optimizing its own processes and overall business.
“Our product is fairly sophisticated,” says John Kerr, Senior Director Supply Chain for True Position. “TestTech offered just the right strategic fit for our company and our costs dropped by 25% when we switched to TestTech and they continue to provide high service levels.”
About Test Technology
TestTech’s reverse logistics and service solutions are uniquely developed for each client’s needs and deliver the highest possible value. The company has a proven 25-year track record working with leading companies, is easy to work with and consistently exceeds customer expectations. TestTech’s offerings deliver a level of value and convenience that enable its partners to more clearly focus on their core competencies; resulting in an increase in productivity and a decrease in costs, while helping establish a more productive supply chain. For more information, please visit www.testtech.com, call 856.596.0900 or write to value@testtech.com.
About TruePosition
TruePosition is the most experienced company in the mobile phone location industry and owns over 140 U.S. and international patents relating to wireless location technologies and services.
While TruePosition is best known for our application of Uplink Time Difference of Arrival (UTDOA) technology, our success in developing and deploying location technology to help U.S. wireless carriers meet the rigorous United States E-911 location mandate has helped establish TruePosition as a global leader in location-based solutions.
TruePosition (www.trueposition.com) is a global leader in the wireless location services industry, and its location determination and intelligence solutions help protect citizens, combat crime, and save lives. TruePosition location solutions meet the mission-critical requirements of enterprises and government agencies. These solutions include future-proof technologies, innovative applications, and comprehensive networking and systems services. TruePosition has more patents, technical expertise, and operational experience in wireless location than any other company in the world. Every day more than 100 million people depend on location services supported by TruePosition technology.
Contact: Marty Walsh, VP Business Development, Test Technology Inc., (856) 552-0204, mwalsh@testtech.com
3/29/10
It’s All About The Message. Test Technology Launches New Website - Increases Value To Market
Redesign focuses on new messaging and in-depth data designed to help companies increase revenues and decrease costs via repair and reverse logistics solutions.
New Jersey – March 29, 2010 – Test Technology, a leading provider of repair and reverse logistics solutions for companies seeking to receive the best service and highest value from their supply chain, today announced the launch of the company’s newly redesigned website www.testtech.com. The site focuses on educating visitors on how companies can utilize repair and reverse logistics services and how many of today’s leading organizations are enjoying a significant impact to the bottom line by implementing these unique and proven supply chain solutions.
“TestTech worked diligently to create an environment that would best serve the industry and our growing roster of blue-chip clients,” said Linda Austin, CEO of Test Technology. “We look forward to continuing to help companies understand how TestTech’s repair and reverse logistics solutions will help them increase revenues and decrease costs, while significantly increasing service levels.”
For more information on how TestTech will help your organization exceed its supply chain goals, while having an immediate and significant impact to the bottom line, please visit www.testtech.com, call 856-596-0900 or 800-443-5860 or e-mail us at value@testtech.com.
About Test Technology
TestTech’s reverse logistics and service solutions are uniquely developed for each client’s needs and deliver the highest possible value. The company has a proven 25-year track record working with leading companies, is easy to work with and consistently exceeds customer expectations. TestTech’s offerings deliver a level of value and convenience that enable its partners to more clearly focus on their core competencies; resulting in an increase in productivity and a decrease in costs, while helping establish a more productive supply chain. For more information, please visit www.testtech.com, call 856.596.0900 or write to value@testtech.com. .
Contact: Marty Walsh, VP Business Development, Test Technology Inc., (856) 552-0204, mwalsh@testtech.com
2/24/10
Test Technology CEO Linda Austin Named As 2010 Supply & Demand Chain Executive Pro to Know
Leading Business Magazine Names Reverse Logistics Executive To Elite Annual Listing of Top Supply and Demand Chain Industry Professionals.
New Jersey – February 24, 2010 – Test Technology, a leading provider of repair and reverse logistics solutions for companies seeking to receive the best service and highest value from their supply chain, today announced that Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine, the executive's user manual for successful supply and demand chain transformation, has named TestTech CEO Linda Austin to the tenth annual listing of Pros to Know in the Supply Chain Industry.
This year Supply & Demand Chain Executive is recognizing 25 individual Practitioner Pros to Know. The Practitioner Pros to Know is a listing of exceptional corporate executives at manufacturing and non-manufacturing enterprises who are demonstrating leadership during the current economic downturn by managing risk in the supply chain, providing competitive advantage and/or delivering value to the bottom line.
"Our goal with the annual Practitioner Pros to Know listing is not only to highlight outstanding Supply Chain executives and their accomplishments but also to turn a spotlight onto the initiatives that leading organizations are undertaking to give their companies a competitive advantage as the economy emerges from the Great Recession," said Andrew K. Reese, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. "Mrs. Austin serves as a role model for other Supply Chain practitioners looking to bring their own organizations through these turbulent times."
“It’s an honor to be viewed in this regard by my industry peers and a thought leader like Mr. Reese and his team at Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine,” said Austin. “This is an elite group of professionals and to be selected is a direct result of the effort put forth each and every day by the entire team of supply chain professionals we have at TestTech.”
Supply & Demand Chain Executive also has released its list of 2010 Provider Pros to Know. The Provider Pros to Know is a listing of individuals from a software firm or service provider, consultancy, or analyst or research firm who have personally helped clients address the challenges of the recession and prepare for the recovery ahead. This year's list included more than 130 Provider Pros to Know.
"This year's Provider Pros to Know have shown themselves to be thought-leaders in the Supply Chain industry," said Reese. "Highlighting the learnings that the Provider Pros to Know have taken out of the Great Recession provides our readers with a wealth of best practices that they can apply in their own supply chains, as well as insights into how leading organizations are positioning themselves for competitive advantage in the Great Recovery ahead."
Supply & Demand Chain Executive, which has created three separate sets of criteria for the Practitioner, Practitioner Team and the Provider Pros to Know, issued a call for Pros to Know nominations in November 2009. Beginning in January, the magazine's editorial selection committee culled through more than 400 submissions to find the applicants that best fit the criteria. Submission information requested included:
Selection Criteria: Practitioner Pros to Know:
What was the nominee's philosophy or strategy for managing the supply chain during the recession?
What programs or initiatives did the nominee undertake in the supply chain during the recession, and what were the benefits to the company?
What does the nominee believe to be the key challenges facing his/her company and its supply chain in the year ahead, and how is the nominee positioning the company and its supply chain to meet those challenges?
What key lessons did the nominee learn from the recession, and how will the supply chain that he/she manages be better prepared for the next economic downturn?
Selection Criteria: Provider Pros to Know:
What makes the nominee a "Provider Pro to Know"?
What programs or initiatives did the nominee work on with his/her customers/clients over the past year to help them address the challenges of the recession, and what were the benefits of those projects/initiatives? AND/OR How did the projects/initiatives that the nominee worked on with his/her customers/clients in the past help prepare them to better weather the effects of the recession?
What does the nominee believe to be the key challenges facing his/her customers/clients and their supply chains in the year ahead, and how is the nominee working with them to meet those challenges?
What key lessons did the nominee learn from the recession?
The full listing of the 2010 Pros to Know will be available in the February/March 2010 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive magazine and e-book beginning in the third week of March and on the Supply & Demand Chain Executive Web site at SDCExec.com/2010Prostoknow.
About Test Technology
TestTech’s reverse logistics and service solutions are uniquely developed for each client’s needs and deliver the highest possible value. The company has a proven 25-year track record working with leading companies, is easy to work with and consistently exceeds customer expectations. TestTech’s offerings deliver a level of value and convenience that enable its partners to more clearly focus on their core competencies; resulting in an increase in productivity and a decrease in costs, while helping establish a more productive supply chain. For more information, please visit www.testtech.com, call 856.596.0900 or write to info@testtech.com.
About Supply & Demand Chain Executive
Supply & Demand Chain Executive is the executive's user manual for successful supply and demand chain transformation, utilizing hard-hitting analysis, viewpoints and unbiased case studies to steer executives and supply management professionals through the complicated, yet critical, world of supply and demand chain enablement to gain competitive advantage. On the Web at www.SDCExec.com.
Contact: Marty Walsh, VP Business Development, Test Technology Inc., (856) 552-0204, mwalsh@testtech.com
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