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Global Citizenship: Training the Next Generation of Talent

03/19/2025 | Tom Yang -- Column: Global Citizenship
I believe that the most important assets of any company are the people. Business is all about the people whether it be our customers, suppliers or, most importantly, our own team members. All business is based on people-to-people relationships. Whether you own a three-person hot dog stand or a multi-billion-dollar corporation with thousands of employees, these transactions are based on how we work with one another.

A Fresh Perspective: Checking in With IPC Student Board Member Waad Tarman

02/17/2025 | Charlene Gunter du Plessis, IPC Education Foundation
Waad Tarman is the current IPC Student Board Member and incoming president of the IPC Student Chapter at Auburn University. She has an impressive background as a second-year Ph.D. student and dedicated research assistant at Auburn University’s Electronics Manufacturing and Reliability Laboratory within the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department.

Suntech Circuits USA Appoints Burke as New CEO

02/12/2025 | Suntech Circuits USA
Amir Akerman, CEO of Suntech Circuits Global, has announced the appointment of Cameron Burke as CEO of Suntech Circuits North America. In this position, Burke will assume full responsibility for the operations and management of the company in North America.

iNEMI Shares Resources With Industry

02/12/2025 | Grace O'Malley, iNEMI
Since 1996, iNEMI has provided a forum in which its members can leverage their expertise, manpower, and research resources to identify industry needs and efficiently enable new technology development and deployment for high-volume manufacturing.

Nolan's Notes: Find the Help You Need—Accessing Technical Resources

02/04/2025 | Nolan Johnson -- Column: Nolan's Notes
Some close friends of mine have a card catalog in their family room—with the cards still in it. It’s just a novelty now, but it wasn’t that long ago that the card catalog was the end-all, be-all of research resources. As a college student, I remember something like two dozen or more of the very large card catalog cabinets in the Oregon State University Library. It’s not lost on me that my friend’s card catalog “liberated” from the university is a snapshot of that particular knowledge base at that particular moment in time. Today’s access to a library’s contents have changed dramatically.
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