If you are an avid follower of tech news, you may have seen a spate of failed technology ventures over the past decade. Take techno-dystopian gadgets like the Amazon Fire Phone or Google Glass, for instance. However advanced and capable, they were no more than a flash in the pan topping the list of commercially failed products. And if we look beyond the blue chips, incidents of such failure are innumerable nearly 95 percent, according to a report from Harvard Business School.

Reasons driving a tech miscarriage are aplenty and occur at different stages prototyping, development, volume production, and aftermarket services. However, regardless of where it occurs, these failures cost millions of dollars, and efforts of years go down the drain. Especially now, when COVID-19 has shrunk profitability and raised manufacturing costs, these massive collapses hold high stakes for innovators.

This is where Benchmark steps in as a one-stop electronic and electrical manufacturing solution provider who can not only bring solution dreams to reality but accomplish it errorless. Capitalizing on 40 years of experience, the company provides its clients with innovative product design, engineering services, technology solutions, and advanced manufacturing services. Jeff Benck, President and CEO, Benchmark, states, “Our mission is to add more value to the clients by helping them build products in addition to being a trusted collaboration and development partner for the products that they could not build on their own.”

As a leading manufacturing solutions provider, the company offers integrated solutions that serve initial product concept to volume production including direct order fulfillment and aftermarket services that serve the production needs of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).By limiting the design transfers and product transition among vendors, Benchmark’s services reduce turn-around time, economize cost, and ensure flawless product delivery, critical during a crisis like COVID-19.

Amidst the pandemic, Benchmark remained one of the frontier contributors to the healthcare sector. For instance, the company helped ZOLL meet a hyped demand for ventilator production.

Leveraging ZOLL’s industry-leading manufacturing and testing program, Benchmark ramped-up employee training and promptly established parallel manufacturing to significantly increase the production of the ventilators. Within six weeks, ZOLL EsMV+ ventilators were made ready and operating at full capacity. To this accomplishment, Benck added, “Our experience designing and building sophisticated medical equipment makes us well-suited to support the medical community with critical, life-saving devices. It has been gratifying to fulfill ZOLL’s production demands with products that meet their high standards for reliability and quality, especially during these difficult times.”

Successful client partnerships like this are a testament to Benchmark’s diverse client portfolio spanning industries like medical, defense, commercial aerospace, next-generation telecommunication, technological solutions, computing, and semiconductor capital equipment. Into the bargain is the firm’s Lark Technology, a 35-year legacy in RF and high speed solutions for aerospace and defense, next-gen telecommunication, medical, industrial, and computing applications. Adding to this, their newly designed Centre of Innovation in Phoenix for Lark has made advanced manufacturing faster and more risk-free, thereby providing an added competitive edge.

Since its inception, Benchmark has strictly adhered to a customer-centric approach. The company wields its technology, engineering, and manufacturing business units by keeping the product designs and development needs of its clients in mind. This is seen in how they combine employees from these distinct units and form a team, which is then assigned to different client projects. The company’s vast technological development services across varied sectors have landed them with the “Large Company Innovator of the Year” award in 2018 at the Governor’s celebration of innovation.

Moving ahead, Benchmark aspires to be an innovation conduit for its clients by helping them bring their product dreams to reality. “Our prime goal is to be more client-centric with every operation and simultaneously increase the client base by utilizing the virtues of an ever-evolving technological ecosystem,” Benck concludes.