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KANDU's Best Events Manager joins Janesville Area Convention   JANESVILLE, WI – Chris Ramos, Business Development Manager for KANDU's catering division, Best Events, now serves on the Janesville Area Convention & Visitor's Bureau board. His role at Best...

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KANDU's WINE WONDERLAND TICKETS AVAILABLE   JANESVILLE, WI - KANDU Industries, Inc. is pleased to announce tickets are already available for Wine Wonderland, featuring celebrity sommeliers on Thursday, February 2, 2012 from 6-9 pm. Tickets...

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KANDU Industries Receives Grant From Alliant Energy...   JANESVILLE, WI – KANDU Industries, Inc. recently received a $2,000 grant from the Alliant Energy Foundation to be used for the Production Accessibility Initiative.This money will be used to purchase...

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Are you facing space and capacity issues? This is the third in a series of four blogs touching on when and why companies would work with KANDU for production services. Companies making decisions about their future regularly review the balance of...

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KANDU is a problem solver for our customers.

Posted by Amy Golackson - Sales Manager | Posted in Production | Posted on 29-03-2010

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When people ask, “What type of production service does KANDU offer?”,  instead of reciting a laundry list of possible processes (packaging, assembly, kitting, etc), we  tell a broader-view of those problems that we solve for our customers. It helps our potential customers consider their current processes from their own point of view.  They  don’t have to get distracted by wondering what specific processes we can perform. Instead, they can review what processes their own employees do that prevent them from being more focused and efficient regarding core competencies.

We will feature a few of the more common situations that bring companies to work with us over the next few posts.

Are you looking to fill an unusual customer request especially those that don’t fit your current automation capabilities? For example, company A is making widgets. They do it well and they sell many of them. Then a customer orders 100,000 widgets and asks Company A to package them with another product. This other product doesn’t fit their automation configuration. Company A decides that instead of buying an expensive machine or incurring overtime, they call us. We can do it.

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