Manufacturers Automation Inc. Achieves 2018 Moxa Technical Support Certification

Manufacturers Automation Inc.

 

October 10, 2018

Brent Raynor, Sales Manager at Manufacturers Automation Inc., is pleased to announce that team member Brian Gamble has achieved the 2018 Moxa Technical Support Certification in the following Moxa product groups:  Network Infrastructure, Edge Connectivity and Systems.

“Brian’s Moxa Technical Support Certification is a significant accomplishment for our company,” says Brent Raynor.  “We can now offer our customers an even higher level of technical product support.  The certification also helps establish Manufacturers Automation Inc. as a trusted source of information for the wide variety of Moxa products we distribute.”

Brian, who works in Technical Support at Manufacturers Automation Inc., recently completed the four day training session in Brea, California.  The certification process included hands-on demonstrations and workshops for the Moxa product groups, including learning about the device interface as well as the products’ power and network requirements. 

With the assistance and cooperation of Tony Guerra, Regional Sales Manager, MOXA Canada, Brian will carry on the Manufacturers Automation slogan, “How can we help you?”

For more information https://www.manuauto.com/

 

 

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