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E&R Engineering to Open Malaysia Plant for Packaging Materials and Local Services

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Learning With Leo: The Study of Listening

10/07/2026 | Leo Lambert -- Column: Learning With Leo
For a long time, I thought a consultant was supposed to be the expert in the room. That was my model of the job for years. I can remember wondering how somebody relatively young could know enough to walk into an experienced organization and tell it what it should be doing differently. Four decades later, I have a different answer, and most of what changed my mind has come from the work we do at EPTAC. Between the classroom and the consulting side of the business, I end up in a lot of plants. The companies that call us are rarely short on expertise.

It’s Only Common Sense: When the Cheapest Board Becomes the Most Expensive

10/04/2026 | Dan Beaulieu -- Column: It's Only Common Sense
There is an old saying that price is what you pay, while cost is what you live with, a truism in the PCB industry, where too many companies still purchase PCBs by placing three quotations side by side and automatically choosing the lowest number. On the surface, that looks like responsible purchasing, but was it really a victory?
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