Mr. Marc A. Onetto

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  Marc A. Onetto Senior Vice President, Worldwide Operations
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  Marc A. Onetto
  
  Mr. Onetto has served as Senior Vice President, Worldwide Operations, since joining Amazon.com in December 2006. Prior to joining Amazon.com, Mr. Onetto was Executive Vice President, Worldwide Operations, at Solectron Corporation, an electronics manufacturing and technology company, from June 2003 to June 2006, and, prior to Solectron, he held various positions at GE, including Vice President, European Operations, GE Europe, from September 2002 to June 2003.... 

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  This unique Customer Supplier relationship, focused on Lean Six Sigma, maximizes the benefits of Lean principles as exemplified by Marc Onetto, executive vice president of SLR Worldwide Operations.
  
  "Many of the biggest opportunities for Lean improvements are with our suppliers.By working together and understanding the key elements of value and waste, we have already seen significant improvements in lead times and other key metrics," Onetto said.
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  "Lean Six Sigma changes the way Solectron operates," said Onetto.

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  Marc Onetto, SVP, Solectron (France)

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  Marc Onetto
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  Marc Onetto, executive vice president of worldwide operations - Solectron
  
  Marc is Executive Vice President Operations for Solectron Corporation.Solectron is a $12 Billion worldwide leader in Electronic Manufacturing Services providing Supply Chain Services to most leading high technology OEMs.Marc's responsibility covers Manufacturing, Repairs Operations, Materials, Sourcing, Logistics, Quality, Facilities and Informaton Technology with 45000 associates in 15 countries.
  
  From 1988 to June 2003 Marc pursued a successful career with the General Electric Company as C.I.O. of GE Medical Systems.
  
  Marc was born in Paris.
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  Marc is married with Sally who was born in London, England.

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  Marc OnettoSenior Vice President, Worldwide Operations
  
  Marc Onetto
  
  Mr. Onetto serves as Amazon.com's Senior Vice President, Worldwide Operations.Prior to joining Amazon.com in December 2006, Mr. Onetto was Executive Vice President, Worldwide Operations, at Solectron Corporation from June 2003 to June 2006, and, prior to Solectron, Mr. Onetto held a variety of positions at General Electric Co., including Vice President, European Operations, at GE Europe from September 2002 to June 2003 and Vice President and General Manager, Global Supply Chain, GE Medical Syst...

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  For example, we've added Marc Onetto, who has tremendous experience in supply chain and operations globally that he acquired at GE and Solectron.

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  Marc Onetto
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  Mr. Onetto has nearly 30 years of experience in supply-chain and operational management, as well as finance and information systems.As executive vice president, operations, Mr. Onetto is responsible for manufacturing, materials management, quality, new product introduction, information technology, logistics and repair operations.Mr. Onetto joined Solectron after a 15-year career with GE.Most recently, he was vice president of GE's European operations.From 1992 through 2002, he held several senior leadership positions involving global supply chain, global quality/six sigma, global process reengineering and chief information officer in GE's Medical Systems business.Prior to GE, Mr. Onetto spent 12 years with Exxon Corporation, serving in supply-operations, information systems and finance.Mr. Onetto holds a B.A. in economics from the University of Lyon, France, an M.S. in engineering from Ecole Centrale de Lyon and a master's degree in industrial administration from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh.

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  0001244320 ONETTO MARC A 847 GIBRALTAR DRIVE MILPITAS CA 95035 0 1 0 0 Executive Vice President

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  0001244320 ONETTO MARC A P.O. BOX 81226 SEATTLE WA 98108-1226 0 1 0 0 Senior Vice President

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  "People usually have grossly underestimated the amounted of dollars to calculate the landed cost from production in China," said Marc Onetto, executive VP of worldwide operations at Solectron. He provided an example: "They have underestimated the expediting cost. You try to ship something out of Shanghai airport in early November when the toy guys have got their hands on the airlines, and you will have a surprise. Any price goes. Now that OEMs have the experience to put real numbers on their costs, they are finding that "being in China is much more expensive when you count every element of the landed cost than they thought originally," said Onetto.
  
  Such cost reckoning does not mean that China is losing its grip as the world's largest center for EMS work. But electronics contract manufacturing in Mexico is gaining favor for certain kinds of work where proximity to the North American markets is important. Onetto singled out complex telecom systems, complex servers and complex industrial systems as products that are a good fit for Mexico. "People understand how important it is, especially when you do complex system integration, to be close to customers," he said.

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