Setting the Benchmark

The Benchmark Engineering Profile is an ongoing blog feature highlighting the engineering teams located around the world. Tune in every month to read the next installment in the series. This month features our engineering team in Minnesota.

Principal Industrial Designer Daniel Dion explains how Benchmark's award-winning industrial design team develops products users love.

Industrial design combines human-centered design principles with engineering to create technology products that fit into a user's life or work process. Despite...

As the number of connected devices in the world tops 25 billion this year, connectivity is becoming the norm rather than a product feature. That’s brought bold new startups into the market alongside established brands adding connectivity to existing products as the IoT and general electronics...

What is quality? Over time, the definition of quality has evolved from a focus on fitness for use to a focus on the customer experience. Since I started at Benchmark more than 19 years ago, one thing that I have seen consistently from the organization is a commitment to quality. November is ...

Many conventional methods of managing heat in electronics, such as fans or liquid cooling, are fragile and aren't an option in rugged military and industrial applications. Benchmark Secure Technology specializes in these challenging applications and uses several strategies to manage heat in...

Benchmark is a leader in delivering high quality, turnkey automation and test solutions that are developed for our customers. Test Solutions are a complete custom manufacturing-ready test solution for the device, sub-assembly level, or the PCBA level. Let's review the many terms that are...

Ruggedization of electronics is essential for tough military and industrial use cases where equipment cannot fail. But what does ruggedizing electronics really entail? Benchmark Secure Technology VP of Engineering Keith Heinzig explains how Benchmark ruggedizes and tests products for the most...

Different Products, Businesses, Markets, and Industries Require a Different Approach to Supply Chain Design

The axiom goes, "Use the right tool for the job." However, when it comes to establishing an effective, high performing supply chain, there is often far too much ambiguity and/or complexity...