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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

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