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Briefs: Dinner by Design brings in LCD TV

Posted November 14, 2007 10:00 pm

GRAYSLAKE -- Dinner by Design, a meal assembly company, signed an agreement with Arlington Heights-based Kinetic Imagery to be the first retail foodservice organization of its kind to offer digital, high definition flat-screen entertainment, information and advertising in all of its locations nationwide. According to Dinner by Design President John Matthews, this agreement offers a new way for consumer product and service companies to reach a highly desirable market segment.

Woodhead adds to diagnostic tools

LINCOLNSHIRE -- Woodhead Industries, a division of Molex Inc., announced the addition of the BradCommunications NetDoctor to its line of diagnostic tools. Woodhead Industries has always been on the forefront when introducing simulation and diagnostic solutions, starting with the launch of the PICS Simulation software in 1987 and continuing with software tools for diagnosing and monitoring many industrial networks over the last 20 years.

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