Once, “obsolete” applied to those electronic devices that lagged some technological capability; i.e., usable gates, registers, I/O pins, operating voltage, speed, etc.
Today, electronic components become "obsolete" when they represent an unacceptable risk because they are, or soon will be:
The risk of an electronic component becoming unavailable, incompatible, or non-compliant can occur at any phase of a product’s life cycle - from design and development through post-production.
They affect customer service levels, quality, reliability, manufacturing processes, life cycle costs, and the user’s total cost of ownership. can help YOU protect YOUR customers' investment in YOUR products.
Thank you for visiting the QTEC Solutions, Inc website. We have exciting news to share with you!
QTEC Solutions Inc. is now a “Small Business” as well as “Minority Owned Business Enterprise”.
This certification recognizes QTEC as a bona-fide minority-owned business and as an organization that is willing to make the endeavor to fulfill the council’s stringent requirements for designation as an MBE.
Organizations that have made a commitment to work with minority businesses, now know that by working with QTEC they are building diversity within their network of suppliers and business partners, while they receive first-rate service from an organization they have come to trust.
As a financially strong, small business, and premier provider of information services for electronic component obsolescence management and counterfeit notifications for supply chains, QTEC continues to provide responsive services to our valued customers.
If you have any questions, please go to our “Contact Us” page and we will respond to your inquiry.