The Global Electronics Association provides Fact Sheets to the media for a better understanding of the products and services it offers to the electronics industry ecosystem.
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IPC India offers various levels of certification programs – Certified IPC Trainer (CIT); Certified IPC Specialist (CIS) & New - Certified Standards Expert (CSE) for the electronics manufacturing companies in India as well as neighboring countries, Middle East and Africa Region.
Qualification (QPL/QML) recognizes companies with products and assembly processes that have passed a rigorous audit and are shown to comply with IPC Standards and meet specified performance requirements.
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The Stan Plzak Corporate Recognition Award honors and recognizes a member corporation (or appropriate division) in the electronics assembly industry (supplier, EMS company, or OEM) that has made contributions to the electronics assembly industry, while demonstrating support of IPC through participation in technical and/or management programs. While it is individuals who volunteer their time and talent, corporate support can be critical to any individual (or group of individuals) continuing to contribute. This award recognizes companies who have not been content to "let the other guy do it," but who have actively made our industry better. The award is named for former Board Chairman Stanley Plzak, former president of Pensar Corporation, and a founding member of the Electronics Manufacturing Services Industry Management Council. Companies may receive this award more than once.
The core principle of IPC-1792 is to safeguard the integrity of shipped products by attaching a Digital Certificate. This certificate contains product details and a Digital Diploma verifying the product’s origin.
IPC-1792 recommends that when a suspected cybersecurity incident occurs, the criteria for determining whether the event constitutes an incident should be prepared in advance. Based on these criteria, it is determined whether to notify other stakeholders in the supply chain about the incident.
It is essential that this judgment criterion be based on facts.
Various modern security standards and regulations focus on business continuity, which requires advanced preparation to minimize the impact and ensure a swift recovery. IPC-1792, Standard for the Management and Mitigation of Cybersecurity Incidents in the Manufacturing Industry Supply Chain, is another modern security standard that focuses on business continuity, which also requires advanced preparation to minimize impact and ensure early recovery.