Digi-Key Corporation and SkyeTek, Inc., a leading provider of embedded RFID reader technology, announced today that the companies have signed a distribution agreement.
"As demand for our products continues to grow, the addition of Digi-Key further extends our distribution partner network," said Rob Balgley, CEO of SkyeTek. "Through this strategic partnership, we are now able to leverage Digi-Key's expansive customer presence and online marketplace in order to reach new design engineers who are looking to deploy embedded RFID solutions in new, innovative applications."
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