Integra Technologies provides full-turnkey capabilities of die preparation, packaging, testing, and characterization of Hi-Rel semiconductor components and related value-added services.
Integra Technologies and its full-turnkey capabilities of die preparation, packaging, testing and characterization of Hi-Rel semiconductor components and related value-added services, are uniquely qualified to serving mission-critical applications where dependability and failure-free performance are paramount. Mirrored capabilities in Assembly and Test provide redundancy and flexibility to maximize efficiency and accommodate customers’ specific geographic sourcing requirements. No other competitor in the industry offers the full range of end-to-end solutions to the Hi-Rel market that Integra Technologies does. Extensive breath of services remains a key differentiator, as customers continue to consolidate their supply base and seek vendors that can provide a one-stop-shop platform.
Locked on a Go-To-Market (GTM) Strategy built on six Value Streams, servicing the Full Hi-Rel Semiconductor Value Chain. In January 2018, we launched review of Integra Technologies GTM with the explicit goal of positioning Integra Technologies to deliver solid customer experience by focusing the entire company on promoting its highly differentiated capabilities and full-turnkey solution to its full potential. This new GTM positions Integra Technologies as the leading single-source to the Aerospace & Defense, Space, Semiconductor and Medical customers.
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