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ESPI draws upon the talents of a number of strategic business partners in our consulting engagements, to provide our clients with the most complete solutions to their business issues.

Enterprise Systems CenterEnterprise Systems Center

- The Enterprise Systems Center (ESC) at Lehigh University is ESPI's primary partner in the execution of Ben Franklin Technology Partners project work and PA Agile program work. The ESC serves as a resource to ESPI by providing a connection to Lehigh University student workers and faculty consultants, cutting-edge research development, and other University centers of excellence. A nationally recognized leader in the development and application of agility principles, the ESC provides educational services, focused research activities, and technology transfer services. (www.lehigh.edu/~inesc)

 

Ben Franklin Technology PartnersBen Franklin Technology Partners of NEPA

- Ben Franklin Technology Partners is a statewide network that fosters innovation to stimulate Pennsylvania's economic growth and prosperity.   The four regional Centers focus on developing early-stage, technology-based companies; helping established manufacturers creatively apply new technologies and business practices, and promoting an innovative community-wide infrastructure that fosters a favorable business environment for high-growth companies.  The Ben Franklin Centers partner with ESPI in identifying potential client companies for its services. ( www.nep.benfranklin.org)

 

Manufacturers Resource Center (MRC)

- The Manufacturers Resource Center, a non-profit affiliate of Lehigh University, is a nationally recognized leader in manufacturing assistance that helps raise the economic level of our communities by creating high-impact, cost competitive manufacturers. The MRC provides strategic business consulting assistance and identifies resource options to help manufacturers develop strategies to grow their business. Business growth is enhanced through innovation and product development that can lead to increased sales and profits, or Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma principles to reduce wasted space, time and costs to the absolute minimum. (www.mrcpa.org)

 

Delaware Valley Industrial Resource Center (DVIRC)

- The Delaware Valley Industrial Resource Center (DVIRC) is an economic development organization dedicated to helping manufacturers in the Philadelphia region compete and grow. For over 15 years, the Center has been serving the manufacturers in its region through education and training programs, consulting services, government affairs, workforce development, economic development partnerships, executive networking, regional initiative leadership and world-class best practices. The DVIRC is part of Pennsylvania's Industrial Resource Center Network, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Manufacturing Extension Partnership. (www.dvirc.org)

 

Compass Point

- Compass Point was formed to provide practical, effective support and strategic direction to the owners and key decision makers in small to mid-size businesses to improve the performance of their companies.  Principal Tom Garrity, accredited by the Institute of Independent Business (IIB), heads a team that provides support in a wide variety of business areas including sales, marketing, management, exit/succession planning, project management and operations. (www.compasspt.com)

 

Great Web Sights

- Murray Summers has spent more than 20 years working in the computer industry. In 1998, Murray started his own website production company, Great Web Sights ( www.great-web-sights.com ). Murray is a Macromedia and Adobe Certified Web Site Developer and Dreamweaver Developer, has contributed chapters to several books on Web Development, and has served as an invited speaker at numerous international meetings on Web Technology.

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