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European EMS Market Experiences Double Digit Negative Growth in 2024, but may Experience Slight Positive Growth in 2025

As revealed this week by an annual survey conducted by in4ma and sponsored by IPC, the electronics manufacturing services (EMS) industry in Europe experienced negative 14

Workforce Funding for EMS Companies: Opportunities Amidst Uncertainty

The funding landscape for workforce development is evolving. While federal grant freezes and shifting policies have introduced some uncertainty, there are still viable

Leaders of EMS Companies Help IPC Advocate for the Industry

As the U.S. Congress was making progress this week on a budget framework and annual defense authorization and spending bills for the coming year, more than a dozen senior

Elevate Your Electronics Expertise with IPC's Process Optimization Courses

Ensuring Excellence: IPC-A-610 Process Optimization and Ensuring Excellence: IPC-J-STD-001 Process Optimization are designed to provide electronics professionals with the

IPC Driving Electronics Policy and Growth in South Asia

IPC is making waves across South Asia, strengthening its government relations efforts to support the region’s rapidly evolving electronics and manufacturing industries. From

Welcome to the Winter 2025 Issue of IPC Community!

As the managing editor, I know exactly what it takes to put together each issue of IPC Community: months of planning, writing, and execution in order to share the most

IPC’s Public Policy Impact in 2024

Throughout the year, the IPC Government Relations team keeps an eye on the sausage-making so you don’t have to, although we do need your help in the kitchen. Fortunately, over

Advancing Electronics in Europe: Shaping the Industry Together in 2024

Thanks to tremendous collaboration, IPC and our partners navigated an extraordinary year marked by significant global changes, including a new European Commission and European

Looking Ahead: 2025 Predictions in Manufacturing, AI, and Beyond

With the New Year right around the corner, it’s time to pull out the crystal ball and think about what may come to pass in the coming months. IPC President and CEO John W