We continue to get to know the professionals in the different areas that make up the company. In this interview we have a brief chat with Mrs. Valeria Vignaga, Administration and Finance Manager.
We solved an outdoor environment resistance problem on membrane switches for one of our customers, using high-performance materials tested in severe environments such as nautical or agricultural.
For about 16 years we have been working with a company that supplies electrical and electronic systems to almost all the top brands in the RV motorhome and caravan sector. We supply them with electronic control unit front panels for their medium to high-end fittings, and display frames for their "luxury sector," receiving excellent feedback for the quality of the achievements and our proactiveness.
For one of our client companies, we made front panels in plexiglass (or PMMA) for an IOT chronothermostat, helping it to find the most suitable functional and aesthetic solutions. The new product is unveiled for the first time at MCE in Milan exhibition.
A complex and in some respects "delicate" work has forced us to propose an alternative solution. In cases like this, creative techniques like the SCAMPER model are useful.
Color can determine the commercial success of an industrial product. Even in the case of customized enclosures, display frames, and membrane switch, we try to propose that combination of colors and finishes that can enhance to the maximum, taking cues from the most established trends in the world of design.
We asked to Mr. Andrea Righetto, born in 1979, working in MCS since 1999 a few questions. In addition to being our electronic designer, he is responsible for machinery maintenance. Thanks to his experience and expertise, over time he has become a point of reference for his colleagues.
We have designed and manufactured handpieces for combined therapy machines for a customer with whom we have a twenty-year relationship. All the improvements resulting from an authentic collaboration between the two companies have been made to this series of products.
We continue the review of interviews dedicated to MCS collaborators. It's the turn of Giovanni Frison, historical memory of the company and manager of the membrane switches design.
This month's post is a reflection I made after a phone call I had in recent months with a client. An episode that underscores the need to know the real expectations of the customer, in terms of product but also price.
