David Ginsberg Vice President of Supply Chain Management, Sonic Manufacturing Technologies At last week’s East Bay Manufacturing and Logistics Summit, the region convened to hear from industry executives and public officials about what policy, infrastructure, and talent needs face regional manufacturing/logistics. Taking center stage for the morning keynote was David Ginsberg of Fremont’s Sonic Manufacturing Technologies as he described a revolutionary new program the company has launched to…

Nowadays, even if operations is consulted on system requirements for the planning, execution and control of the order to fulfillment process (supply and demand chain), there are few left within its ranks who could even define this. The current generation of operations managers has come to the helm in the age of outsourcing. Many have never managed the actual manufacturing processes they are held responsible for.

ISO Certified Sonic adheres to the internationally recognized standards of ISO 9001:2015 and compliant to ISO 13485 for the design and manufacture of medical devices. Sonic maintains detailed and documented quality assurance processes that emphasize continuous improvement and accountability across all areas of the company. All Sonic employees participate in the company’s ongoing quality training programs. Advanced data collection and metrics reporting are critical elements in Sonic’s manufact…

Sonic adheres to the internationally recognized standards of ISO 13485-2016 for the design and manufacture of Electronic Assemblies of medical devices. Sonic maintains detailed and documented quality assurance processes that emphasize continuous improvement and accountability across all areas of the company. All Sonic employees participate in the company’s ongoing quality training programs. Advanced data collection and metrics reporting are critical elements in Sonic’s manufacturing operation…

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — The Obama administration has long heralded the potential of American factories to offer good, stable middle-class jobs in an economy that desperately needs them. But experts say there might be another advantage to expanding manufacturing in the United States: a more innovative economy.