Prototyping in a week shortens time-to-market

In the final phase one Product development things are usually hectic because the market entry that is required quickly puts pressure on them. This particularly affects the service providers for EMS (Electronics Manufacturing Services) in matters Prototyping. Beflex Electronic shows that saving time in the prototype production phase brings financial advantages.

"Prototyping is often still a neglected factor when it comes to measuring the time-to-market size at the project planning stage," says Jens Arnold, Managing Director of Beflex Electronic GmbH in Frickenhausen. The company carries out highly qualified PCB (Printed Circuit Board) or PCB prototyping in an express process.

"We have made a virtue of duty and implemented a secure process flow that guarantees the highest quality even in urgent cases," says Jens Arnold. “As a standard, we provide prototypes from the first request to delivery in just a week to disposal. This is usually a quarter of the time it would normally take for the manufacturing process. The faster entry into the market that this makes possible also serves to achieve faster liquidity. "

This is what the industry expert for high-tech electronics says

Matthew Holsten, Industry expert for high-tech electronics, also sees it: "I can only warmly recommend to Original Equipment Manufacturers, OEMs, and development managers in industry to pay sufficient attention to the external prototyping process." The EMS service provider manages the time required significantly reducing it has two clear benefits.

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Matthias Holsten sees a reduction in the time required by three weeks Time-to-market costs between 10.000 and 20.000 euros, depending on the size of the development department. However, Mr. Holsten gives even more importance to real time savings. If companies can bring their newly developed product onto the market several weeks earlier, they have a significant advantage over the competition.

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Beflex managing director Jens Arnold takes advantage of his Express services to the current Corona crisis: "As a systemically relevant company, we have taken all possible precautions to protect our employees. Smooth operation in all three production facilities is thus ensured without interruption."