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Reshoring Expert to Speak at WHMA Global Leadership Summit

07/16/2025 | Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007
The 2026 WHMA Annual Global Leadership Summit offers the tools you need to help your business succeed in this industry that constantly evolves with new technology and practices. WHMA's Annual Global Leadership Summit (formerly the WHMA Annual Conference) is a networking event for executives representing wire harness manufacturers, OEMs, and suppliers to companies that build wiring harnesses and cable assemblies.

Confronting the Challenges of an Aging Workforce

07/15/2025 | Becky Calwell and Myriam Sullivan, Jobs for the Future
Electronics manufacturers have faced persistent workforce challenges as they struggle to find skilled workers to meet rising production demands, while rapid advancements in technology raise the bar for technical expertise. These ongoing issues highlight the need for innovative workforce strategies to address talent shortages and adapt to the industry’s evolving demands.

I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

07/11/2025 | Andy Shaughnessy, Design007 Magazine
This week, we have quite a variety of news items and articles for you. News continues to stream out of Washington, D.C., with tariffs rearing their controversial head again. Because these tariffs are targeted at overseas copper manufacturers, this news has a direct effect on our industry.I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

Murray Percival Company Welcomes CeTaQ to Its Line Card, Optimizing SMT Processes for PCB Manufacturers

07/03/2025 | Murray Percival Company
The Murray Percival Company, a trusted supplier to the Midwest's electronics industry, is pleased to announce that it has added CeTaQ to its line card, a global expert in Surface Mount Technology (SMT) measurement systems.

Smart Automation: The Power of Data Integration in Electronics Manufacturing

06/24/2025 | Josh Casper -- Column: Smart Automation
As EMS companies adopt automation, machine data collection and integration are among the biggest challenges. It’s now commonplace for equipment to collect and output vast amounts of data, sometimes more than a manufacturer knows what to do with. While many OEM equipment vendors offer full-line solutions, most EMS companies still take a vendor-agnostic approach, selecting the equipment companies that best serve their needs rather than a single-vendor solution.
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