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Empathetic Leadership for Incomprehensible Times

04/30/2025 | Nolan Johnson, SMT007 Magazine
Audrey McGuckin and Catherine Sherman of the McGuckin Group delivered a keynote at the EMS Leadership Summit at IPC APEX EXPO 2025, emphasizing psychological safety and people-centric leadership in the EMS industry. Through personal stories, they fostered an open environment, where attendees learned about empathetic management practices. They introduced the popular BANI (Brittle, Anxious, Non-linear, Incomprehensible) model, underscoring the need for transparency and empathy in today’s complex business landscape. 

Design007 Magazine March 2025: Learning to Speak 'Fab'

03/10/2025 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
Our expert contributors clear up many of the miscommunication problems between PCB designers and their fab and assembly stakeholders in the March 2025 issue of Design007 Magazine. But as you will see, a little extra planning early in the design cycle can go a long way toward maintaining open lines of communication with the fab and assembly folks.

Kia, Samsung Partner to Integrate SmartThings Pro into Kia PBVs

02/28/2025 | PRNewswire
Kia Corporation has entered into a strategic partnership with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. to introduce next-generation 'Internet of Things' (IoT) solutions for its Platform Beyond Vehicles (PBVs) offerings.

It’s Only Common Sense: Success—The Devil's in the Details

02/24/2025 | Dan Beaulieu -- Column: It's Only Common Sense
To achieve business success, we often focus on the big picture—market share, revenue growth, and innovation. However, success is not simply about grand strategies or groundbreaking ideas. It’s the small, often overlooked touches that set the best businesses apart. As the saying goes, "The devil is in the details." I’d argue the angel is there, too. Here’s why details matter and how they can lead to success.

Happy Holden: How I Became an Engineer

02/11/2025 | Marcy LaRont, PCB007 Magazine
What drives someone to become an engineer, particularly a PCB engineer? For industry icon Happy Holden, it was growing up in a family that couldn’t afford a TV but that lived close to a library and a movie theater. It allowed a curious boy the time and space to entertain his interests in science fiction and take things apart to see how the world really worked. As we guide and mentor today’s and future generations, his counsel is definitely worth considering.
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