CHINESE TAKE-OUT: Oriental Business Principles Demystified For Online Enterprises
"The expectations of life depend upon diligence; the mechanic that would perfect his work must first sharpen his tools."
- ConfuciusChinese people are well-renowned for their industriousness and extraordinary minds for business.
Chinese Medicine for Alopecia Areata
Alopecia areata is considered to be an auto-immune condition in which the body's immune system, specifically the white blood cells, attack the hair follicles, leading to hair loss, which can be on the scalp or elsewhere.In most cases of alopecia, the hair falls out in small round patches about the size of a quarter.
Chinese Wholesalers a Profitable Resource for eBay Sellers
Los Angeles, CA February 9, 2007 - China is quickly becoming a popular source of products for eBay sellers as they struggle to compete online. Wholesale sources in sellers own countries are being abandoned as sellers find that discounts are not large enough to make reselling on eBay profitable. eBay sellers believe Chinese sources offer them much better prices on popular products, giving them a faster route to eBay success.
Celebrate Chinese New Year With Rebtel
Rebtel celebrates Year of the Rat with 1 million minutes of free international calls to China
Chinese Dragons Race to Midsummer Place This Saturday 8th March!
The 2008 Milton Keynes Dragon Boat Festival, organized by Gable Events and sponsored by Electricity4Business, is being showcased this Saturday with a full size Chinese dragon boat display inside Midsummer Place.
The Chinese Pregnancy Calendar
The Chinese pregnancy calendar is best known as the Chinese conception chart and it is used to predict the baby gender. Many women would like to know right from the beginning whether they have a baby-girl or a baby-boy. It is said that the Chinese pregnancy calendar was buried in a tomb one thousand years ago, and it is now exhibited at the Beijing Institute of Science. What does this Chinese pregnancy calendar look like?
Chinese Yuppies Create Demand for Luxury Goods
Tony Sagami takes a closer look at the spending habits of Chinese young professionals with disposable incomes. In this issue of Money and Markets, Mr. Sagami discusses the demand for luxury goods that Chinese yuppies are creating in China.
Calls for Boycott Begin on Dangerous Chinese Products
The consumer product information website US Recall News has reported on hundreds of recalls over the last three months, but all of the most dangerous and wide-spread have come from Chinese products. Now the site's editor is asking congress to wake up and smell the melamine.
Chinese Tractor Owners Association, the CTOA is Proud to Announce our New Membership Rates
The CTOA in an effort to make our service more availalbe to everyone in need of assistance with their Chinese tractors and dozers has now lowered is membership fee to only $15. This low one time fee gives the member unlimted lifetime access to our useful site. The Chinese Tractor Owners Association is opened to anyone interested in the purchase or help with a Chinese made compact tractor or dozer.
Zetland Financial Group Identifies Key Trends in Chinese Banking Sector Reforms
Leading international business consultancy Zetland Financial Group Limited has identified key trends in the ongoing reform of the Chinese banking sector.
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As Chinese Companies Struggle With Quality-Control And Process-Control Issues, American Engineering Firms Offer A Secure Alternative
Glen Arm, MD (PRWEB) September 10, 2007 -- With Chinese-based vendors and subcontractors making headlines over recent quality-control and process-control lapses, John Armistead, founder and owner of Armistead Technologies, offers a timely alternative to offshore engineering: using American engineering firms such as his own.
Armistead Technologies is a Maryland-based firm specializing in reverse engineering printed circuit boards (PCBs).
"We give people an option," founder and owner John Armistead says. "You don't have to go offshore to get a PC board reverse engineered."
Armistead is quick to point out the benefits of working with a U.S.-based firm for reverse engineering critical electronic components. "The key issue is about control -- how do you control the process?" Armistead asks. "Some major companies have the resources to place someone on-site in China or India, to make sure that everything gets done the way it's supposed to, and nothing gets loose."
But recent events have shown that even the strictest oversight procedures can't plug all the potential gaps and leaks.
That's where smaller American engineering firms hold an important advantage. "When you outsource a reverse engineering project to Armistead Technologies, the people doing the work are me and my team," Armistead says. "You're not dealing with some faceless corporate entity, and you're not sending your engineering or manufacturing files out of the country. Everything stays here."
Armistead readily admits that offshore engineering firms are making inroads throughout the electronics industry. "Everyone's getting emails from companies based in India or Asia, saying 'outsource your engineering to us.' Heck, even I get those emails," he says with a chuckle.
But, for manufacturers wanting to keep their intellectual property closer to home, companies like Armistead Technologies remain ready to answer the call. So, for the time being, at least, there is a choice.
About Armistead Technologies, LLC.
Armistead Technologies is an engineering firm based near Baltimore, Maryland. It was founded in 1989 by John Armistead, a graduate electrical engineer from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Armistead Technologies specializes in reverse engineering printed circuit boards, and re-engineering older PCB designs to be compliant with updated standards and compatibilities.
For more information, visit http://www.reverse-engineer.com/offshore-reverse-engineering.html or call John Armistead at (410) 627-2408.
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