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Timely Tips, April 1999
Each week, the popular regional business publication, Long
Island Business News, asks area business leaders for their opinion
on a wide range of topics. Omnicon President Scott Abrams was asked by "Tips
From The Top" Editor Bruce Reisman how his company encourages employees
to "assume ownership" of their areas of responsibility and what
effect this may have. He answered: "We give
our employees maximum visibility on all engineering projects handled by
their team (and) provide them with the tools and resources they'll need
to succeed... This has enhanced our client relationships by making us a
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Reliability Workshop,
March 1999
Omnicon joined forces with Dr. Robert W. Kotlowitz in March to sponsor
a valuable workshop on surface mount reliability. A noted authority in
the field, Dr. Kotlowitz is a member of the technical staff in the Network
Wireless Systems Business Unit at Lucent Technologies/Bell Laboratories.
He has written and lectured extensively on the topics of surface mount
attachment reliability and surface mount component lead compliance. The
two-day session was well attended by engineers from companies located throughout
Long Island, NY. |
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Supporting the Chairman,
February 1999
In response to a request by the Chairman of the Hauppauge Industrial Association
(HIA) Engineering Committee, Omnicon President Scott Abrams presented "Reliability
- what you don't know can hurt you." The presentation to engineering
leaders whose companies are members of the HIA, addressed: supplier and
customer reliability perception; reliability case histories (what went
wrong); a framework for reliable product development; and the changing
role of reliability engineering. |
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Judge Abrams, February
1999
Omnicon President Scott Abrams was asked to serve as a judge at the State
University of New York at Stony Brook's "Celebration of Undergraduate
Research." This event showcases the accomplishments of the school's
outstanding undergraduates in research, scholarship and the creative and
performing arts. Scott is an alumnus of this school and was proud to have
been selected to help judge this major event. |
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Happy Anniversary, January
1999
Omnicon celebrates its 15th anniversary in 1999 and has received several
items to help the company mark this milestone. In addition to letters of
congratulations from New York Governor George Pataki and Congressman Rick
Lazio, the County Executive of Omnicon's home county, Suffolk, presented
the company with an eleven-by-fourteen inch proclamation citing Omnicon
as the kind of "business which helps improve our quality of life." |
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