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Sequence Inc. Launches Automation Engineering Group

By DE Editors  

February 25, 2015

Sequence Inc., a provider of quality and compliance services for regulated industries, has announced the creation of its automated engineering subsidiary. The new group is the combination of its Manufacturing Support and Engineering and Technical Services divisions.

The combination of these divisions, the company states, will provide turnkey services for automation systems. This includes design, validation and implementation.

"It is with great pleasure that I announce the newest progression in the growth of Sequence," said Mike Putnam, president and CEO of Sequence Inc. "This vision was developed by our management team over three years ago, and to see it solidified in 2015 with the official licensing of Sequence Engineering PLLC is very exciting. The ability to provide engineering services coupled with quality and compliance solutions is key to the future of our organization. Not only will it benefit our existing drug and device clients, but it also serves as a gateway into other regulated industries like energy and transportation."

For more information, visit Sequence Inc.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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