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History-Tony Westbrook and Keith Delk with their solution for linking auto suppliers with OEMs
The Tennessean, November 29, 2003

At the start of automotive sequencing

Originally founded on April 2, 1996 by Keith Delk and Tony Westbrook, Insequence has now been providing sequencing solutions for over 25 years. Beginning as Delk\Westbrook Technologies (DWT), the company focused on supplying the best technology services and products to the manufacturing industry. Within the same year as their establishment, the company received a request to create a custom sequencing application for an automotive supplier. With a successful implementation, Delk and Westbrook proved to the supplier and OEM involved that their software was reliable. The pioneering of sequencing software had begun.

 

For the first few years, Westbrook ran support for their new automotive customer while Delk worked with their previously established clients. During this time, the development of their supplier software solutions continued. However, by 1998, their number of automotive customers had grow so substantially, the company adapted themselves to the automotive industry. The adaptation not only included focusing on sequencing software, but changes to support and a new design for workstations. By 2000, eight facilities were utilizing DWT solutions. Now decades years later, the number of facilities using Insequence solutions has reached the hundreds across the Americas and Europe.

 

History- Original workstation design
Original redesign of Insequence solutions from 2000

Where we are now

The company has grown beyond expectations with their original sequencing solution expanding into the turn-key solution SPD Pro (Sequential Parts Delivery). This is a suite of software modules that handles Sequencing, MES, SCADA, Inventory, and Network Visualization solutions. In 2015 Insequence opened their official offices in the UK and since winter of 2016, the company has nearly doubled in size. Insequence is still growing to provide suppliers with the systems needed to succeed.

 

 

 

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