IPC Commends Biden Administration on Its 100-Day Review of Strategic Supply Chains, Including Electronics, Offers Recommendations to Drive Further Progress

IPC commends the Biden administration for completing its 100-day review of strategically important supply chains and for outlining bold actions to strengthen U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and ensure the availability of minerals critical to electronics manufacturing.

Industry Survey Finds U.S. Electronics Manufacturers May Exit the Defense Market Due to High Costs Associated with CMMC

In a new IPC industry survey and report, one-quarter (24 percent) of electronic manufacturers say the costs and burdens of compliance with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) may force them out of the U.S. Department of Defense’s (DoD) supply chain.

IPC Welcomes Yusaku Kono as New IPC Japan Representative

IPC announces the addition of Yusaku Kono as IPC’s Japan Representative. As IPC’s Japan Representative, Kono will lead the association’s efforts in expanding member outreach, standards development, education and advocacy support in Japan. He is based in Tokyo, Japan.

Emerging Post Pandemic: IPC Revitalized by New Initiatives

Executive Briefing April 2021, John Mitchell lead article

IPC Education Reaches Significant Milestones

This blog post will be linked to Exec Briefing April 2021 issue

New Thought Leaders Program Brings Experts and IPC Together for Industry Insight

Executive Briefing April 2021 Thought Leaders article

How Familiar are You with ESG – Environment, Social and Corporate Governance?

Executive Briefing April 2021 ESG article

Global Economy Expected to Expand 6 Percent in 2021

IPC releases March 2021 economic outlook report

EMS North America Industry Report, February 2021

IPC announced today the February 2021 findings from its North American Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) Statistical Program. The book-to-bill ratio stands at 1.29.

North American PCB Industry Sales Up 6.1 Percent in February

IPC announced today the February 2021 findings from its North American Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Statistical Program. The book-to-bill ratio stands at 1.20.