COPPELL, TX, September 07, 2012 (Press-News.org) PSSI today announced the company has been awarded a depot repair contract by TMI Solutions www.tmisolutions.org, a premier provider of innovative post-sales service plans. Under this agreement, PSSI will perform depot repair services on desktop and notebook computers from TMI Solutions, customers on in-home service plans. "TMI Solutions, headquartered in Ridgefield, WA, is America's premier provider of Service Contracts for desktop, laptop and tablet computers."
"PSSI was instrumental in providing us a depot repair solution when our previous service provider suddenly closed its doors with only two weeks' notice" said Tom Manger, Managing Partner at TMI Solutions. "The transfer of services to PSSI was seamless and they are anxious to grow with us as we expand our services into other electronic products."
Robert Cook, CEO, PSSI states, "we are excited to have TMI as a customer and are looking forward to growing our services and assisting them as they expand theirs. Through our lean manufacturing and refurbishing processes we look forward to optimizing TMI's reverse logistics to the fullest."
About Product Support Services, Inc.:
Based in Coppell, Texas, Product Support Services, Inc. (PSSI) provides service supply chain solutions to assist OEMs, service providers, retailers, distributors, carriers and 3PLs provide reverse logistics solutions including product returns management and depot repair services that optimize value recovery on returned products and extend the life-cycle on deployed electronics. Operating from 125,000 Sq. Ft. facility in a triple free port zone, PSSI employs lean manufacturing principles and is an ISO9001:2008 certified operation.
For more information about PSSI, visit www.PSSIRL.com.
Contact:
Bill Biancaniello, President/ COO
bbiancaniello@pssirl.
PSSI Awarded PC and Notebook Depot Repair Contract by TMI Solutions
PSSI today announced the company has been awarded a depot repair contract by TMI Solutions www.tmisolutions.org, a premier provider of innovative post-sales service plans.
2012-09-07
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[Press-News.org] PSSI Awarded PC and Notebook Depot Repair Contract by TMI SolutionsPSSI today announced the company has been awarded a depot repair contract by TMI Solutions www.tmisolutions.org, a premier provider of innovative post-sales service plans.