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- AT&S goes for Ucamco's Ledia Direct Imager
- Huntsman is joining a research programme combining industry and academic expertise
- Your questions answered: Large Hadron Collider restart
- New Sales Manager at Viking Test Ltd
- ICT Annual Symposium, Black Country Museum, Dudley, 3rd June 2015
- IMAPS UK Advanced Packaging Workshop, 4th June 2015
- OLEDS as wallpaper
- Concrete solar wall
News from WECC members
- IPC Releases Market Research Report on Issues and Outlook for Lead-Free Electronics in Military and Aerospace Applications
- IPC Standards Committee Reports - Data Generation and Transfer, Supplier Declaration, Electronic Documentation, EHS, Management, Intellectual Property
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Focus on Smart Processes, Not Just Smart Factories
03/02/2021 |
Nolan Johnson, PCB007
Nolan Johnson talks to Audra Thurston, Todd Brassard, and Meredith LaBeau about how Calumet is focusing on smart processes, and not as much on smart factories. While modern manufacturing equipment and next-gen technologies can be impressive, so much innovation still hinges on human beings. Calumet believes by investing in their workforce and instilling a culture of innovation throughout their company and supply chain, they’ll see faster advancement.
I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week
02/19/2021 |
Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007
I’m following the landing procedures for NASA’s Perseverance Mars lander as I’m finishing my Top 5 list for the week. The successful landing of the lander seems a nice highlight for this week. Our global aerospace programs, both national and private enterprise, make these missions seem almost, almost routine. They are, as we all know, anything but routine. No surprise, then, that aerospace-related news percolated to the top of mind for our readers this week.
Joe Fjelstad's Book Review: The Innovators
02/08/2021 |
Joe Fjelstad, Verdant Electronics
"The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution" by Walter Isaacson is the best technology history book I have ever read, and at the same time one of the most engaging and entertaining. It is a forte of Isaacson to write biographies of great people. I have read his other books on DaVinci, Steve Jobs, Ben Franklin and Albert Einstein and found them equally brilliant. Isaacson has a number of other titles I have yet to get to in the future. He is a singularly great storyteller.
