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Séguin expects the reshoring effort to be fully operational by the end of June, by which time Kontron Canada Inc. will be primed to deliver its unique set of products and solutions not only across its native territory, but worldwide. So, what are the priorities for the two executives heading into this post-reshoring future? “I think we will continue to adapt to our customers footprints and requirements and maintain our very flexible operations so that we can transfer as needed or increase in capacity as needed, and adapt to this evolving market,” Séguin says. For Robert, deciding which of these evolving trends to pursue will be paramount: “I think one of our biggest issues will be trying to remain focused because there are many new trends or markets that are opening up now, and in most cases, they
“ I think one of our biggest issues will be trying to remain focused because there are many new trends or markets that are opening up now, and in most cases, they involve computing hardware of some sort” — Benoit Robert Vice-President of Strategy & Marketing
involve computing hardware of some sort. “We’re monitoring which are the new directions that we would like to be a part of, but when it comes to how things are being built and are being designed, the mindset of everything is software defined. “Everything’s being managed by software
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– there’s so many new opportunities for us, and we’re already starting to look at some,” he concludes. w w w. g i g a b i t m a g a z i n e . c o m
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