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Two Technologies Announces Two Appointments and
Expanded Manufacturing Facility
The hand held computer maker is
gearing up for continued growth in
2006
HORSHAM,
PENNSYLVANIA, January 23,
2006—Two Technologies, Inc.®, a
leading manufacturer of rugged hand
held computers and terminals used in
global applications, today announced
it has promoted two company
executives. Eric
Eckstein has been promoted to
president and chief operating
officer and Vince Turco has been has
been named vice president of
manufacturing.
The company also has increased its
manufacturing floor space by 60
percent to accommodate new automated
assembly production lines for
product customization.
“Over the past few years, growth at
Two Technologies has been
incredible,” said David Young, CEO
at Two Technologies, Inc. “In 2005,
our revenues increased 45 percent
over the previous year’s. We needed
to augment our manaGEMent staff and
add to our manufacturing
capabilities to handle the company’s
existing workload as well as
projected new business in 2006.”
Eric Eckstein
Eckstein has 20 years of IT industry
experience, with background in the
areas of radio frequency (RF), radio
frequency identification (RFID) and
telecommunications. In his new
position as president and chief
operating officer, he is responsible
for the growth and innovation of the
company in developing new markets.
Previously, as vice president of
strategic planning, he led long-term
planning and development for the
company’s GEMPASS program and its
product roadmap.
Before joining Two Technologies,
Eckstein was vice president of
worldwide research & development for
Checkpoint Systems, Thorofare, NJ.
Prior to that, he was manager of
digital products at QEI Corporation,
Williamstown, NJ.
Eckstein earned a B.S. degree in
electrical and computer engineering
from Drexel University,
Philadelphia, and holds seven
patents, with 13 more pending, in
the areas of RFID,
telecommunications, target
manufacturing and mobile computing.
Vince Turco
Turco’s career spans 25 years in
mechanical and electrical design and
engineering. In his new position, he
oversees all areas of manufacturing
within Two Technologies. During his
12-year tenure with the company, he
also has served as engineering
department manager, a mechanical
engineer and a printed circuit board
designer. Previously, he worked with
Quad Systems Corp. and Ram
Precision, both based in Horsham.
Turco earned an A.S. degree in
electrical and mechanical design
technologies from the American
Institute of Design Technologies,
Philadelphia, and holds three
product patents.
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