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Quest International Repeats Win as Siemens Healthcare Best Global Supplier of the Year
Date:7/6/2009

IRVINE, Calif., July 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Quest International, Inc. announced it was once again the recipient of the biennially-conferred Siemens Healthcare's Best Global Supplier of the Year Award. This is the second consecutive year the Irvine, California-based company was presented with the award, receiving honors in 2006 as well.

Quest collected the prestigious award at the 2009 Siemens Annual Supplier Conference. Quest was selected for their recognition of the importance of utilizing Service as a Differentiator in Business, also the theme of this year's conference. The award acknowledges Quest's outstanding customer-centric business model, excellence in supply chain management, and their ability to provide stellar sales and service support, meeting the complex global needs and cost-reduction goals of Siemens Healthcare.

"We are very pleased to receive this distinguished award for a second consecutive time. It is truly an honor to be chosen from among the more than 1000 Siemens suppliers," said Quest International President and CEO, Shawn Arshadi. "When we opened our doors in 1982, we were driven by a desire to separate Quest from other Medical Imaging Peripheral Service Providers. Corporately focusing on the provision of impeccable service and the dedication of every Quest team member makes this award possible."

Quest's continued commitment to Quality, Value and Service allowed them to focus on additional opportunities to differentiate themselves from other suppliers. Quest works closely with Siemens to understand their unique business structure and diverse requirements. The Quest-Siemens relationship started with local product repairs and has transitioned into a global service and logistics program. The growth and evolution of the strategic partnership has meant an optimization of the Siemens Global Supply Chain, improving Siemens Healthcare's ability to support their global customer base.


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