Blog | electronics.org

Unlock Your Potential with IPC’s New Online Course on Wire Harness Design

IPC introduces our latest online instructor-led course: Introduction to Wire Harness Design I. This online training program is crafted to equip emerging and seasoned

Why Double Materiality Assessments Matter: Insights from IPC’s New White Paper

IPC, in collaboration with global sustainability consultancy, Anthesis Group, has released a white paper titled "Why Double Materiality Assessments Matter: Compliance and

Introducing IPC's "Industry Intelligence Insights" Newsletter!

We’re excited to launch Industry Intelligence Insights, your new go-to resource for the latest research, trends, and expert analysis shaping the global electronics

CEN and CENELEC Host Workshops Starting in January on Digital Product Passports for PCBs

Two of Europe’s top standard-setting bodies, CEN and CENELEC, are organising an extended stakeholder dialogue in 2025, through a series of workshops, on the Digital Product

Apprenticeships Can Power the Electronics Industry. Here’s How IPC is Helping.

In a time that feels more politically divided than ever, there are still policies that Americans generally agree on—and expanding workplace apprenticeships is one of them

New IPC Video Calls Attention to Dramatic Workforce Challenges Facing Electronics Industry

Today, IPC released a new offering in its series of short “explainer videos” – this one tackles the critical labor shortage faced by the electronics manufacturing industry

Sustainability – A View from the C-Suite

Recently, John Mitchell, IPC’s President and CEO, asked executives Greg Maxwell, Northrop Grumman Corporation, and Tom Edman, TTM Technologies, about how they prioritize

New IPC Video Calls on Europe to Adopt “Silicon-to-Systems” Approach

IPC just released another video in its series of short explainers supporting its chips-related advocacy campaign – this one focuses on the need to take a complete “silicon to

Policymakers See Apprenticeships in Action

This week, Kate Koger, IPC's public affairs coordinator, had the exciting opportunity to visit Detex's New Braunfels, Texas plant for a tour with two staffers from Senator