TZ Medical - April 2020

TZ Medical - April 2020

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EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has been specifically developed to allow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has be n specifically developed to llow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has be n specifically developed to llow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has be n specifically developed to llow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has been specifically developed to allow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should meet the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should meet the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should meet the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should m et the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Acceptable background images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Accept ble background images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Acceptable background images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Accept ble backgrou d images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. TZMedical Sparked by your ideas MINIMUM SIZE The logo should m et the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. TZMedical Sparked by your ideas MINIMUM SIZE The logo should meet the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Acceptable background images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Accept ble backgrou d images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has be n specifically developed to llow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo.

REMEMBERING OUR COMPANY PARK CLEANUP TZ CAREZ FOR THE EARTH ARC P OC DURE LIGHTING ARC ARC

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Here at TZ Medical, we consider ourselves lucky to work in the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by all of the natural beauty Oregon has to offer. In the winter, we’re just a short drive from skiing and snowboarding on Mt. Hood, and in warmer weather, opportunities to go hiking, biking, fishing, and kayaking are just beyond our doors. With all of that in mind, our team is looking forward to celebrating Earth Day this month on Wednesday, Apr. 22! Through TZ Carez, our in-house charitable program, we’ve given back to the Earth in the past and plan to continue doing so going forward. Most recently, TZ Carez partnered with the City of Tualatin’s Putting Down Roots in Tualatin volunteer program to remove invasive species from Tualatin Community Park. Our team of 21 volunteers spent several hours in the park on Sept. 5, rescuing native shrubs and trees from the stranglehold of invasive Himalayan blackberry, reed canary grass, morning glory, and more. We also distributed approximately 300 gallons of water to native plants to help them thrive. “Not only were we out there getting our time in and doing this cleanup, but we also learned a lot about invasive species, how people are trying to restore certain areas, and what things keep popping up that we have to constantly clean up and get rid of so they’re not destroying native habitat,” says TZ Marketing Director Mike MacClanathan, who volunteered at the park that day. “It was cool in the fact that no one felt like they were there because they were obligated to do it — everyone jumped in to help. We spent probably two hours there, and those two hours flew by because we were actually taking it seriously and spending a lot of time trying to clean up the area.” Madison Belzer, TZ’s medical device sales specialist and marketing project manager, also volunteered at the park. Like Mike, she really enjoyed spending time with her coworkers in the fresh air and giving back to the community. TZMedical Sparked by your ideas PATIENT POSITIONING ROCEDURE LIGHTING WORKPLACE SAFETY PATIENT POSITIONING PROCEDURE LIGHTING RADIATION PROTECTION WORKPLACE SAFETY PATIENT POSITIONING TZMedical Sparked by your ideas PROCEDURE LIGHTING PATIENT POSITIONING PROCEDURE LIGHTING WORKPLACE SAFETY PATIENT POSITIONING PROCEDURE LIGHTING RADIATION PROTECTION WORKPLACE SAFETY PATIENT POSITIONING TZMedical Sparked by your ideas RADIATION PROTECTION WORKPLACE SAFETY ARC RADIATION PROTECTION WORKPLACE SAFETY ARC RADIATION PROTECTION TZMedic l Sparked by your ideas ARC RADIATION PROTECTION TZMedic l Sparked by your ideas

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EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has been specifically developed to allow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has been specifically developed to allow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ lett rs incorporated in the prim ry coin logo. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has be n specifically developed to llow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has been specifically dev loped to allow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the capital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. EXCLUSION AREA An exclusion area has be n specifically developed to llow maximum clarity and legibility of the logo. The image below represents the exclusion area required around any application of the pri - mary logo. No type or graphic elements should intrude in this space. This area is measure by the ca ital width of the TZ letters incorporated in the primary coin logo. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should meet the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should meet the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should meet the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should m et the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Acceptable background images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Acceptable background images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. MINIMUM SIZE The logo should m et the minimum size requirement of 3/8 in. wide for the logo with the tagline and 0.15 in. diameter for the logo without the tagline (the ‘coin’). When required in smaller sizes, use black (Positive) or White (reversed) versions of the logo. TZMedical Sparked by your ideas ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Accept ble backgrou d images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Accept ble background images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. ACCEPTABLE BACKGROUNDS Accept ble backgrou d images depend on how they are used. A good background will include the TZ Blue color or one of the tint color vari a tions. (see page 17 for details on these colors.) The background should not be too distracting if there is a large amount of text. Keep the backgrounds simple and professional. TZMedical Sparked by your ideas TZMedical Sparked by your ideas TZMedical Sparked by your ideas

“I thought it was a really cool learning experience. I don’t know much about invasive plants or which plants are invasive in our local area. It was cool to learn what they were, see them firsthand, and realize that these were the ones we needed to remove from the natural habitat to make sure the area thrives and doesn’t end up dying because of these invasive plants,” Madison says, adding, “It was also a great team-building exercise and got us out of the office for a couple hours!” Jillian Darrow, who you heard from in our last newsletter, spearheads TZ Carez and helped organize the park cleanup. She had a great time and the event, and says she plans to continue the volunteer partnership going forward. “This is the first volunteer opportunity TZ Carez has done with the City of Tualatin, but we look forward to doing more in the future as the weather clears up,” she says. Our TZ Carez events are just for employees, but if you’re in the Portland area and looking for a way to give back to the planet this Earth Day, Putting Down Roots in Tualatin is always looking for volunteers! To learn more, visit TualatinOregon.gov.

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A NEW HORIZON IN WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY SO, WHAT IS 5G?

Few things change faster than the internet, and how we connect with the internet is constantly evolving. When it comes to wireless capabilities, fourth-generation (4G) networks have been the norm for 10 years. But 4G couldn’t meet demands forever, and there’s already talk of a fifth-generation (5G) network taking center stage. So, what makes 5G different from 4G, and how will it affect consumers and their internet-enabled devices?

cables. As technology improves and more connection points are established around the globe, new network generations are “released” to represent significant advancements in speed and reach.

to download a simple 5-megabyte music file, a 5G network will be able to download an entire movie in less than two seconds.

WHAT’S NEXT?

HOW POWERFUL WILL IT BE?

These network updates are all about speed, but that doesn’t mean you should rush to switch your cellphone over to 5G. Many providers are still testing the service with select markets, and a full rollout of 5G isn’t expected until later this year. Check with your network provider about the options they currently offer and get ready to connect with the world like never before.

Consumers will notice the rise of 5G mostly with their smartphones. Apps and services that function using the internet will have fewer delays, faster loading times, more reliable internet access in remote locations, and more stable downloading and uploading capabilities. Experts predict that 5G will provide download speeds of up to 10,000 megabits per second, which is roughly 100 times faster than 4G. While it can take a 4G network upward of 15 seconds

WHAT ARE THE BASICS?

Simply put, 5G is the fifth generation of wireless technology that enables mobile devices like cellphones and stationary devices like desktop computers to send and receive >Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4

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