American Manufacturing Hasn’t Gone End-of-Life
After 25 Years, Silicon Valley Business Keeps Manufacturing in the USA
Livermore, CA, May 16, 2012 --(PR.com)-- With the greatest economic recession since the great depression, the reality is that most American manufacturing happens overseas. While many world class companies have mastered the art and science of managing off-shore resources, for many others overseas manufacturing presents challenges: IP theft, environmental concerns, and worker rights among them.
In 2012, GDCA has two reasons to celebrate. Not only is it the 25th anniversary, they are also proud to share that all their manufacturing is still happening in the United States.
Based out of Livermore, California, near the heart of innovative and world-famous “Silicon Valley,” GDCA specializes in manufacturing embedded boards. However GDCA has an unusual specialty: eliminating the impact of product obsolescence and ensuring embedded OEM’s legacy in the marketplace.
“I suppose it’s not too surprising that a company focused on long-lasting technology for so many American companies is manufacturing here in the United States. To us it’s always made sense to maintain the highest level of control when supporting mission critical products, and our 25 years in this business demonstrates our serious commitment to our partners and customers,” comments Ethan Plotkin, CEO.
“In fact, when you consider how long we’ve committed to supporting some of our customers, 25 years is really just getting warmed up...”
And what is GDCA doing to support partners and customers outside the United States? Keeping the same commitment to world-class quality and service.
Says Kip Kingsland, VP of Operations, “I’ve always liked our ‘Made in USA’ policy, and I get a special satisfaction delivering to our international customers. It’s not that I’m competitive, it has more to do with the pride I feel in America’s capability to continue to add value in a global marketplace.”
GDCA has been a pioneer in preventing critical systems from becoming obsolete: worldwide.
Steve Roldan, VP of Sales & Business Development gets in the last word, “Obsolescence is a global issue. From the local hospital x-ray machine, statewide power grids, to integrating railway systems across Europe and Asia, we have developed a global distribution network with one aim: to indefinitely service customers of embedded computing products all over the world.”
For additional information, contact:
Kaye Porter, Marketing Manager
kporter@gdca.com
Phone: 925-456-9900
Originally founded in 1987, GDCA - www.gdca.com - is global trailblazer in manufacturing legacy embedded computer systems and obsolescence prevention. GDCA provides peace of mind to customers with long-lasting, critical embedded computer systems. With operational headquarters in the Silicon Valley and global distribution network, GDCA stands firm on its commitment to eliminate the impact of embedded product obsolescence.
In 2012, GDCA has two reasons to celebrate. Not only is it the 25th anniversary, they are also proud to share that all their manufacturing is still happening in the United States.
Based out of Livermore, California, near the heart of innovative and world-famous “Silicon Valley,” GDCA specializes in manufacturing embedded boards. However GDCA has an unusual specialty: eliminating the impact of product obsolescence and ensuring embedded OEM’s legacy in the marketplace.
“I suppose it’s not too surprising that a company focused on long-lasting technology for so many American companies is manufacturing here in the United States. To us it’s always made sense to maintain the highest level of control when supporting mission critical products, and our 25 years in this business demonstrates our serious commitment to our partners and customers,” comments Ethan Plotkin, CEO.
“In fact, when you consider how long we’ve committed to supporting some of our customers, 25 years is really just getting warmed up...”
And what is GDCA doing to support partners and customers outside the United States? Keeping the same commitment to world-class quality and service.
Says Kip Kingsland, VP of Operations, “I’ve always liked our ‘Made in USA’ policy, and I get a special satisfaction delivering to our international customers. It’s not that I’m competitive, it has more to do with the pride I feel in America’s capability to continue to add value in a global marketplace.”
GDCA has been a pioneer in preventing critical systems from becoming obsolete: worldwide.
Steve Roldan, VP of Sales & Business Development gets in the last word, “Obsolescence is a global issue. From the local hospital x-ray machine, statewide power grids, to integrating railway systems across Europe and Asia, we have developed a global distribution network with one aim: to indefinitely service customers of embedded computing products all over the world.”
For additional information, contact:
Kaye Porter, Marketing Manager
kporter@gdca.com
Phone: 925-456-9900
Originally founded in 1987, GDCA - www.gdca.com - is global trailblazer in manufacturing legacy embedded computer systems and obsolescence prevention. GDCA provides peace of mind to customers with long-lasting, critical embedded computer systems. With operational headquarters in the Silicon Valley and global distribution network, GDCA stands firm on its commitment to eliminate the impact of embedded product obsolescence.
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