Miunske launches new video blog series “miunske tech talk”.
Our incentive is to make vehicle manufacturers successful with our products. However, this is only achievable if we can transfer important information directly to the customer or demonstrate products, such as at trade fairs or during on-site meetings. This year a large number of live meetings couldn`t take place due to the Corona pandemic. However, direct contact with our customers is essential for us. For this reason miunske started its own video blog, the “miunske TECH TALK”. It informs you about product news and developments in the miunske portfolio. Special feature: the integrated live chat offers the possibility to answer directly your questions about the topic/product.
Would you like to be kept up to date on innovative electronics solutions for commercial and special vehicles in the future? Then our new video blog series “miunske TECH TALK” is just right for you. Subscribe to m+ productinfo now and discover exciting new products and technical solutions that will make your everyday work as a vehicle developer easier!
For all those who can´t be there live, we provide the recordings on our homepage and our YouTube channel. In this way you can inform yourself where you want and when you want. TECH TALK
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