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News Release from: Anglia
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 08 September 2005
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Following the success of the Technology Day held at the UK headquarters of Megger, in Dover, UK, earlier this year, Anglia is now offering customised Technology Days for UK OEMs and CEMs.
Following the success of the Technology Day held at the UK headquarters of Megger, in Dover, UK, earlier this year, Anglia is now offering customised Technology Days for UK OEMs and CEMs These are designed to provide design engineers with a forum in which they can rapidly update their understanding of the latest technologies from several component suppliers in a time-efficient, one-day programme
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 22 Mar 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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The event takes place on the customers' premises, with product experts from each supplier giving a technical presentation and being on hand throughout the day to answer technical questions.
Lee Nye, Marketing Director at Anglia said: "Anglia now carries a vast range of products and, as a UK-focused technical distributor, is uniquely positioned to bring together leading suppliers to help communicate their latest offerings to customers".
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"The Technology Days are an efficient and effective way for designers to keep up to date with the latest component technologies".
"This is especially valuable when you consider the time pressures that they face today - many do not have time to attend exhibitions, so we take the technology to them".
"The real innovation is that it's not just another roadshow but a series of in-depth technical presentations where the Anglia technical team is supported by the suppliers' own product experts".
The original Technology Day was held in June at the Megger Training School and received an enthusiastic response from the engineers who attended.
"The Anglia Technology Day provided our engineers with an excellent opportunity to learn how to get the best from designing with a wide range of component technologies".
"The product specialists from the different suppliers gave them exactly the right amount of detail, and were there to answer their specific design queries", commented Chris Wedge, Engineering Team Leader at Megger.
"A day like this is a very effective way for our engineers to update their technical knowledge without having to spend time off-site to attend courses".
"It is this very positive reaction from the one-off event that has encouraged us to extend it into a full programme", added Nye.
Anglia currently has a further four Technology Days planned and will set up dedicated events for other customers that request them.
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