Transmark’s extensive
experience and insight concerning the complexities and
prerequisites
for marketing Israeli products
in the US, and vice versa, has positioned the company as an ideal solutions provider for American
and Israeli firms sourcing products and technologies in both
countries.
Transmark’s sourcing and
product identification services are designed and personally
administered by company
officers who are Israeli nationals with professional
experience on
both the commercial aspects and
the “do’s and don'ts” of doing business in Israel and in the
United States.
The company’s extensive familiarity
with the industrial infrastructures in the two countries allows it to quickly identify products for American
companies sourcing in Israel and for Israeli organizations
sourcing in the United States. Transmark's sourcing
solutions insure the
competitiveness, quality and integrity of the sourced
products as well as the technological
capability of their
prospective manufacturers.
Transmark's Sourcing Solutions
in both Israel and the US include but are not limited to:
- Identification and screening of products according to a
company’s sourcing guidelines in terms of suitability,
price, quality and other parameters specified by the
potential purchasing party.
- Research services designed to provide the purchasing party
with details about the prospective manufacturer including
technical capabilities and reputation.
- Passive and/or active assistance before, during and after
negotiations with the supplying company or manufacturer and continuing
services to monitor the execution and fulfillment of
purchasing agreements.
- On site support services including assistance with technical
issues such as scheduling production, labeling, packaging,
and shipping.
- On site quality maintenance and production integrity
services.
In addition to supervising the
Sourcing process, Transmark provides companies with
pre-sourcing product surveys that are designed to identify
the availability of suitable sourced product candidates.
Pre-sourcing product identification surveys typically
involve six phases: