IPC Launches Comprehensive White Paper on Double Materiality Assessments

Today, IPC released its latest white paper, Why Double Materiality Assessments Matter: Compliance and Competitive Advantage. This publication offers a roadmap for companies in the electronics industry to navigate the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and leverage double materiality assessments (DMAs) for sustainable growth and competitive differentiation.

2024 IPC K-FEST: Shaping the Future of the Electronics Industry

IPC K-FEST 2024, the 2nd annual IPC Korea Festival of Electronics Standards and Technology, was held in Seoul on October 29. The focus of this year’s event centered on the integration of Korea's technological leadership with international standards development.

IPC Announces Two New Courses to Enhance Electronics Manufacturing Excellence

IPC, a global leader in electronics industry standards and training, is excited to announce the launch of two new courses designed to optimize electronics manufacturing processes: "Ensuring Excellence: IPC-J-STD-001 Process Optimization" and "Ensuring Excellence: IPC-A-610 Process Optimization."

Subdued Electronics Industry Sentiment Continues in November

IPC releases November 2024 Global Sentiment of the Electronics Manufacturing Supply Chain report

The electronics industry faced a mixed sentiment in November, with modest improvements in demand overshadowed by rising cost pressures according to IPC’s November Sentiment of the Global Electronics Manufacturing Supply Chain Report.

North American EMS Industry Up 14.7 Percent in October

IPC releases EMS industry results for October 2024

IPC announced today the October 2024 findings from its North American Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) Statistical Program. The book-to-bill ratio stands at 1.25.

North American PCB Industry Sales Down 11.1 Percent in October

IPC releases PCB industry results for October 2024

IPC announced today the October 2024 findings from its North American Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Statistical Program. The book-to-bill ratio stands at 1.09.