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September - 2006 - issue > Company Profile
TESting new frontiers
Aritra Bhattacharya
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suddenly discover that you’ve lost your way.
Whom will you ask for directions? You panic, but hold on! Isn’t your car equipped with a car navigation instrument? You turn it on, and in a matter of seconds it tells you your location; it gives you an entire lowdown on which road will take you where.
At the heart of the navigation equipment that saved your day was a miniscule chip, which had embedded in it all the necessary applications, and TES PV, a design services organization, is one of the few companies that undertake such tasks.
The organization created a complete chip for video-conferencing for a Japanese firm back in 2003. From merely a design services organization then, TES PV today is looking to become a top-level ‘design-upwards organization’. “That means addressing customers’ needs, from beginning to end, spanning the areas of board design, putting the codecs, and creating system integration solutions and helping clients go to the market,” says Jagannathan Balaji, President and CEO, TES PV Electronic Solutions.
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