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Overcoming Challenges in Measuring Training ROI

Measuring training programs' return on investment (ROI) is essential for justifying workforce development efforts, but it comes with challenges. From quantifying intangible

New Courses Strengthen Industry Knowledge in Component Identification

One essential skill—especially for those working on printed circuit board (PCB) assembly lines—is the ability to identify a wide range of electronic components accurately and

Calculating the ROI of Training

Measuring the effectiveness of training requires a systematic approach to data collection and analysis. Here’s a step-by-step guide to calculating the ROI of your training

Understanding the Direct and Indirect Benefits of Training Programs

Investing in employee training is essential for driving operational efficiency, improving productivity, and ensuring long-term business success. However, when measuring the

Why It Matters

Measuring Return on Investment (ROI) ensures that workforce development leads to tangible benefits like improved productivity, reduced errors, and increased efficiency. Here’s

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

Recruiting the Next Generation

IPC recently released a new white paper, "Building Electronics Better: A Plan to Address the Workforce Challenges Facing the Electronics Manufacturing Industry." The white

All Inclusive – PRIDE Industries Is Helping Employees with Disabilities to Succeed

PRIDE Industries is the United States’ leading employer of people with disabilities and those with other barriers to employment, including veterans and former foster youth.

Forging a Future: IPC's Education Team Advocates for Workforce Development

In mid-July, IPC’s Vice President of Education David Hernandez and Director of Workforce Partnerships Cory Blaylock, traveled to Washington, D.C. to tackle one of the most