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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.

The Knowledge Base: Building the Workforce of Tomorrow With EMAC

06/24/2025 | Mike Konrad -- Column: The Knowledge Base
As the electronics manufacturing industry races to meet rising global demand and technological complexity, the need for a highly skilled, future-ready workforce has never been greater. At the forefront of addressing this challenge is The Electronics Manufacturing & Assembly Collaborative (EMAC)—a national initiative dedicated to strengthening the talent pipeline through strategic collaboration with SMTA, education, and government stakeholders.

LSI ADL Technology Leverages IPC Membership for Growth, Training, and Industry Leadership

05/28/2025 | Michelle Te, IPC Community
Whether attending the EMS Leadership Summit at IPC APEX EXPO, or subscribing to workforce training, LSI ADL Technology has noted several positive changes directly related to its IPC membership. “Collaboration, brainstorming, and sharing best practices have been the most important aspects of our partnership with IPC,” says Jonathan Verity, assistant general manager at LSI ADL Technology.

SEMI, Purdue University Launch AI and Data Analysis Online Courses

05/22/2025 | SEMI
SEMI, the industry association serving the global semiconductor and electronics design and manufacturing supply chain, today announced it has partnered with Purdue University to launch an online course series focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and data analysis techniques for the semiconductor industry.

$1 Million Awarded to Galvanize Workforce with Electronics Education

05/05/2025 | University of Arkansas
The Arkansas Department of Higher Education awarded the University of Arkansas $1 million to expand electronics education through development of credit and non-credit courses related to workforce needs in the semiconductor industry.
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