MBX Hatch Software
Orchestrate your hardware supply chain and consolidate data into actionable insights for intelligent business decisions with Hatch software by MBX.
Paying incredible attention to details is the MBX way
Engineers take the time to understand the requirements of the software and use cases
Recommendations are made and validated to assure they're best suited for integrating your technology on hardware
Considerations include regulatory compliance, global certifications and component-level cost targets, including custom parts such as cables and chassis
Environmental specifications and testing is factored into product requirements for consistent field performance
Engineers systematically examine current platform designs for functional improvements
Cost reduction analysis by reviewing bills of material and overall product process to holistically drive down supply chain costs
Flexible workflow processes are designed to reduce waste, cycle time and labor
Fully automated imaging, test and verification system error-proofs against quality issues
Being hardware agnostics means we can integrate the right components for performance
Tier 1 platforms from Dell, Lenovo and HPE can be customized to fit the application’s needs
Early access to hardware roadmaps from manufacturers projects a platform’s shelf life
Specialized components such as third-party network acceleration and video add-in cards can be integrated
Check out our Varion® reference platforms engineered for your industry
Orchestrate your hardware supply chain and consolidate data into actionable insights for intelligent business decisions with Hatch software by MBX.
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