Focusing only on the cool technology in design limits product success. Having a broad knowledge of the entire product life cycle – from cradle to grave – dramatically improves product quality, reliability, and even productivity. ‎

Design for Excellence (DfX) is based on the concept that optimizing a product starting early in design is far more effective than fixing problems later. In this webinar, we’ll explain how to use the DfX concepts of Design for Reliability, Design for Manufacturability, Design for Environment, Design for Testability, etc., to not only reduce research and development costs but also improve quality and decrease time to market. Understanding DFX concepts is critical for anyone who wants to design and build robust, profitable products. We’ll also discuss a few common barriers and mistakes along with some practices you can implement right away.

Finally, our new book, Design for Excellence in Electronics Manufacturing, offers detailed help covering everything from product ideation to field use. The book shares valuable lessons learned from the real experience including how to select materials for the environment, where to get guidance, and how to use modeling tools to predict product performance. It also helps people spend their test budgets in the best possible way.

Can't make the live session? No problem! Register and you will receive a recording this presentation via email.

In this webinar, we will hear from Industry Leader, Loren Smith of Blue Valley Capital. He has over four decades of wire harness experience. This will be a very interactive webinar. Please come prepared with your questions. The first half of the webinar will cover the topics below. The second half will be the discussions/questions portion of the webinar.

• LMS Background
• Upper 1% Performers
• Pandemic Effect
• 4 Decades of Change
• Mexico and China – Can the US Compete?
• M & A – How not to sell?
• Discussions/Questions

2020 was a catalyst for innovation – in both what and how we build. Teams had to find new ways to complete build failure analysis remotely to keep to schedules, refactor supply chains, and bake agility into their everyday processes. In this webinar, Anna-Katrina will discuss the learning's, experiences, and best practices that evolved from the disruptions of 2020.

IPC EMS Day 2020-EMS and Beyond presented by IPC Europe and Estonian Electronics Industries 

10:00-15:00 UTC +2

The proliferation of electronics into harsh environments has however, highlighted the well-established link between process residues and electro-chemical migration (ECM) caused failures. Higher operational voltages, increased component densities, and assembly miniaturization, and increased reliability expectations increase the relationship between clean assemblies and long-term reliability.

IPC IMPACT Europe is your opportunity to connect with EU policy makers, learn about current policy priorities, and discuss how these changes may impact your business.

Election 2020 in the U.S. is less than a month away! What will the outcome mean for your business?

IPC E-Textiles Europe 2020 | Virtual Summit is a technical education summit for innovators, technologists, materials suppliers and brands to learn about the latest innovations, designs and manufacturing concepts for e-textiles technologies being developed in Europe as well as to collaborate on solutions and identify partners. This summit will consist of four educational workshop sessions over two days. Each workshop will include tours and interviews with students from four university laboratories in Europe.

This free webinar will examine the impacts COVID-19 is having on the U.S. economy and the prospects for an economic recovery in the coming months. We’ll explore possible recovery scenarios and what they mean for the electronics manufacturing industry. We’ll take a deep dive into the latest economic data, trends, and risks. We’ll also explore IPC’s current economic outlook and provide a near-term forecast.