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Complex Integrated Systems: The Future of Electronics Manufacturing

In this first webinar — Complex Integrated Systems: The Future of Electronics Manufacturing — guest speakers Dan Gamota (NextFlex) and Girish Wable introduced the concept of

Sustainability Policy Priorities and Advocacy Activities for the Electronics Industry at IPC Day Italy – What’s Next?

On October 3, I gave a talk on the pressing need to establish, refine, and redefine sustainability policy priorities and advocacy activities in close dialogue with the

Building a Resilient Electronics Industry in Europe

IPC's recent white paper, "Securing the European Union's Electronics Ecosystem," highlights the importance of strengthening Europe’s electronics supply chain across all levels

Clearing Hurdles to Electronics Circularity

On September 25, Anthesis Group, EarthShift Global, and IPC co-hosted a discussion with systems engineers and life cycle assessors on data challenges for circularizing

The U.S. Award to TTM is a Big Deal

IPC extends its congratulations to TTM Technologies on securing $30M from the DoD's Manufacturing Capability Expansion and Investment Prioritization (MCEIP) office to equip a

How Standardized Career Pathways Alleviate Workforce Challenges

Building a strong workforce means attracting, retaining, and nurturing qualified workers. To achieve these lofty goals, understanding what motivates talent is a must. And

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

New IPC Video Explains “Advanced Packaging” and the Need for a “Silicon-to-Systems” Industrial Strategy

What does “advanced packaging” mean in the context of semiconductors and electronics manufacturing? And why is it so important to the future of the world? Those are the

Europe and the U.S. are Racing into an Electronics Cul-de-sac

The latest EU Competitiveness Report, authored by former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi and released this month, is a compelling call to action that should serve