TPG Systems is based in a 4,200 square metre facility assembly plant and head office in North Ryde, Sydney, and has since 1986, assembled PC and server hardware which it supplies to the Australian marketplace through a 1,000+ dealer network.

The companyÆs production lines have the capacity to produce some 150,000 PC systems annually. Manufacturing around 4,000 PCs, Notebooks and Servers a month.

We provide a 3 year warranty on our desktop and server systems which we carry out on either a return to base or an on-site basis, depending on the clientsÆ choice and budget.

TPG Systems has been assembling personal computers since 1986 and has been building file servers since 1991. From the first PC that was assembled on a cramped bench in November 1986, to the workstations that now come off the fully computerised moving assembly lines and burn in racks at North Ryde, the objective has been to produce computer systems of the highest quality but at a price that would ensure that they were competitive in what has proved to be one of the most competitive product market places in the history of the worldÆs commerce.

The TPG desktop and server products have been built using long term technology partnerships with key developers in Taiwan, Singapore and the USA. TPGÆs motherboard designer and manufacturer, its disk drive supplier and monitor manufacturer have been integral to the consistency and quality that has been a hallmark of the productÆs reputation for performance and reliability.

TPG SystemsÆ automated assembly lines, long term technology partnerships and very astute buying capabilities have allowed it to continue to offer a high quality product at a very competitive purchase price. This policy will be continued into the future as more and more of the components of a personal computer and a low end server must be procured from Intel, Microsoft, Seagate and the two or three major CRT manufacturers.

TPG Systems, has an exceptionally streamlined, low cost, and efficient procurement and assembly infrastructure that minimises each cost associated with the production of a customer ready product. It can also utilise its relatively small size, compared with the USA multinationals, to implement the ever changing technologies used in computer systems faster than its larger competitors whose size actually produces significant cost inefficiencies in terms of forward ordering and multilayered inventory holdings. Being smaller than the larger manufacturers does not necessarily carry a cost of production penalty in this industry, often the reverse is true.

TPG Systems sources the best components available anywhere in the world to build its systems and uses the most efficient and effective means of assembly that are available. The systems and processes used to construct a TPG product at North Ryde meet, and exceed, the international standards set for computer production (TPG has been certified ISO9002 compliant) and are constantly audited and modified to ensure that each individual system meets the exact expectations and requirements of its purchaser.

As well as component, system and process quality standards each TPG person involved in the selection, sourcing, preparation, assembly and shipment of a TPG computer system is carefully chosen against æworldÆs best practiceÆ selection guidelines and is initially trained and then retrained to perform each task to a standard that strives to achieve perfection.

We are not yet perfect and indeed we may never reach perfection in everything we do. However that is our goal and we know that to remain a viable supplier to our growing customer base we need to be better than our competitors in everything we do. This is our commitment to our own and to AustraliaÆs future and to you, our clients.