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Episode 4, “Envisioning the Factory of the Future” from Koh Young’s new micro webinar series ‘Smarter Manufacturing Enabled with Inspection Data’ is available now.

The near future for electronics manufacturing services is all about automation and flexibility. Three key factors affect EMS companies today: the high cost of labor, maintaining a reliable supply chain, and an increasingly high variety of products being manufactured. Quality trained personnel are essential and the supply of both product components and machine parts must remain stable despite difficult geopolitical situation.





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In 2023, IPC is educating all key audiences about the importance of printed circuit boards, IC substrates, and advanced packaging in the semiconductor supply chain. In this column, we'll discuss the recent efforts made by the United...

Standard of Excellence: The Rise of NPI

March 21, 2023 | Anaya Vardya, American Standard Circuits

There is no doubt that innovation is on the rise. The number of new products being developed post-COVID is staggering. Our OEMs are not only upgrading their current products, making them better than ever, they are also developing new...

The Big Picture: A New Globalization

March 20, 2023 | Mehul Davé, Linkage Technologies

Globalism—the ideology behind globalization that has formed the foundation for increasing interconnectedness and integration amongst different countries and cultures—is currently facing a range of threats. Today, due to...

The EMS Mindset Featuring:

  • Five Issues Troubling EMS Companies by Mark Wolfe
  • Automation and Flexibility: The Essential Components for Future-thinking EMS Companies by Norihiro Koike
  • Darwin AI: Evolving the Islands of Automation interview with Sheldon Fernandez
  • The EMS ‘State of the Union’ by Mark Laing
  • Finding Stability in the Supply Chain interview with Misha Govshteyn
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