HISTORY
Optimal Electronics Corporation began as Integrated Engineering Solutions, Inc. in 1996 as a way of delivering industrial optimization solutions to manufacturers. The company performed research and development for its customers in the areas of computer-aided engineering, human factors engineering, and logistics engineering. Early successes included creating software for optimization of the assembly line for connecting rod manufacturing.
The company officially changed its name to Optimal Electronics Corporation in April 1998. Since that time it has exclusively focused research and development efforts to the unique arena of optimization and manufacturing execution systems for the printed circuit board industry.
While designing solutions for world class manufacturers such as Solectron, Rockwell Automation, National Instruments, Rockwell Collins Inc., Deere & Company, and Info-TEK Corporation, Optimal Electronics has specialized in creating a full suite of applications that work together to enhance returns on investment in plant and equipment and drive product quality. Our customers benefit from significant increases in productivity and throughput, while gaining the advantages of real time material management and component traceability.
CORPORATE MISSION
The Optimal Electronics mission is to increase the profitability of our customers by increasing their efficiency and output, while reducing the costs of their manufacturing processes. We accomplish this by controlling the essential manufacturing data and processes electronically through the use of one globally accessible database. Our users are able to control the entire manufacturing floor from their desktops. We provide our customers with a software system that is simple to use and fully integrated with existing ERP systems.
OUR COMPANY
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"We evaluated all of the industry leading software solutions during our search for a new tool to manage our PCB assembly process. Optel was the only software capable of successfully modeling our production processes and practices (group setups, data management of multiple machines, etc.) utlizing legacy data and actually producing boards during our trials. Optimal Electronics continues to impress us with their abilities to deliver innovative new features and provide outstanding technical support."
Suresh Sundarababu
Process & Product Engineering Manager
National Instruments, Austin