
Le personnel de ce partenaire a été formé par Naim , et la nouvelle installation est prévue pour fonctionner de la même manière que Salisbury.
Richard Dane a écrit :FWIW, I think it’s just a plan to try to ease the problem of resource that has been an issue for a while now (too little capacity at the factory and a shortage of skilled personnel). Naim got a lot of flak over the long waits for product the last year or two and this plan should mean that in the short to medium term, such issues don’t reoccur. With projected demand for the new 200 kit to be way beyond the factory’s current capacity, its probably makes a lot of sense. Naim can’t expand the factory any more and so a solution had to be found.
AFAIK, it’s with a “trusted partner” and everything was set up by Naim production engineers, everyone involved trained by Naim, all overseen by Naim, using all Naim parts and processes, and everything tested by Naim - so a completely “Naim” operation, just off-site.
Richard Dane a écrit :I’m told that build will be identical to anything at HQ - which makes sense with the Naim trained personnel, Naim parts, Naim processes, Naim oversight, Naim factory testing etc… Think of it as adding an extra wing to the factory, just not attached or nearby.