By Any Other Name

Now that Truesense Imaging is established as independent company, there are all sorts of changes underway. Not changes to our products – they haven’t changed one bit, and still provide the high level of performance and quality that have made us an imaging leader around the world. And not changes to our people or manufacturing processes, either – we’re really the same business we were before, but now just with a new name.

But just changing a name turns turn out to be a more complicated process than you might think. We now have new business cards and new security badges for access to our building. There’s a new sign in our lobby, and one coming soon for the front of our building. We have a new web address and a new blog (which you seem to have already found).  And very soon, we’re going to have updated documents for all of our products.

Over the summer, we will be updating all of our documents – datasheets, product summaries, application notes, and more – to align them with our new corporate branding. While the overall look of the documents will be refreshed and a few minor updates made to the contents (such as using our new company name and address), the “meat” of the documents – the instructions, graphs, plots, tables, etc. – will remain unchanged.

Because we’re also moving to a new internal document management system, the official Document Numbers for these documents will be reassigned and revision numbers will be reset. So what used to be “MTD/PS-1234 Revision 6.0” might now be “PS-0005 Revision 1.0”. But don’t worry – it’s still the same document with the same information. And the Revision Changes table at the end of the document still tracks all of the document's modifications, including the change to the new document number.

We’ll post notices on our News and Events page as we work through this conversion, so be sure to check there for information as updated documents become available.  Or just subscribe to our News and Events RSS feed to have this information pushed to you automatically.  Either way, look for these new documents to become available soon - really still the same, but just with another name.

And that's sweet.