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8 September 2009

Implementation Investments

Dayang OMS Selects vPlan CAD to SMT Solution

Valor Computerized Systems Ltd has been selected by Dayang OMS, a CEM services provider in Australia, to provide vPlan – Valor’s next-generation, enterprise-level process engineering software solution for electronics assembly.

Dayang Electonics Manufacturing Pty Ltd is an Australian, Sydney - based company providing a broad range of electronic manufacturing services, from PCB assembly to final box build.

“As we are CEM in a low-mid volume - high mix environment, getting engineering data checked, formatted correctly and down to our SMT machines has to be as fast and accurate as possible .” stated Robert Peacock, Managing Director at Dayang. “vPlan has streamlined this process for our NPI Engineers and moved us away from tedious spreadsheet-based, manual verification processes. Although this system does work, it is time consuming and prone to human error. As we feel software is a key business driver to make our business the best it can be we feel vPlan is a good fit for Dayang OMS to provide better service, faster response and lower the hi-mix data processing costs & error. Support from ONBoard Solutions , the local Valor representative has been appreciated and we look forward to future developments.”

vPlan is a solution for synchronized process engineering in an easy to use package. It is a single solution that delivers a complete, engineering process from CAD to machine, covering SMT, Through Hole Technology and manual assembly. It also delivers complete comprehensive and synchronized Manufacturing Process Definitions (MPD) to the production floor, and automatically generates machine specific libraries on demand (registered patent).

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