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Federal Electronics Continues Tradition of Giving Back Through McAuley Ministries’ Lunch on Us Program

04/21/2025 | Federal Electronics
Federal Electronics, a leader in providing advanced electronic manufacturing services, is proud to give back to the local community through its ongoing support of McAuley Ministries.

Can the Electronics Industry Balance Tariffs With Investment?

04/18/2025 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
To better understand the U.S. administration’s recent actions on global trade policies, Barry Matties and Nolan Johnson met with Richard Cappetto, IPC’s senior director of North American government relations, who highlighted both the challenges and opportunities available to U.S. companies in the recent trade activity. This could include increased domestic manufacturing and supply chain diversification.

Federal Electronics Welcomes Joel Robbins as New Business Development Manager

04/02/2025 | Federal Electronics
Federal Electronics, a leader in providing advanced electronic manufacturing services, is pleased to announce the appointment of Joel Robbins as Business Development Manager.

Defense Speak Interpreted: It’s Time for a ‘Defense-Speak’ Update

03/18/2025 | Dennis Fritz -- Column: Defense Speak Interpreted
I’m Denny Fritz, the author of 30 “Defense Speak Interpreted” columns from 2018 to 2022. My original concept for this monthly op-ed was to explain the unique acronym language used by the U.S. Defense Department: CMMC, DIUx, C4ISR, JEDI, etc. When I started consulting for NSWV Crane almost 20 years ago, I would find myself sitting in meetings, perplexed at what I heard. Half the conversations were using acronyms that were foreign to me.

American Made Advocacy: New Congress, New Opportunities

02/04/2025 | Shane Whiteside -- Column: American Made Advocacy
Last month, I spent two days in Washington, D.C., discussing the need for policies that level the playing field for our technology providers and the tens of thousands of workers they employ. As you might expect, the 2024 elections have reordered Washington, but doors remain open for the manufacturing community, and I am optimistic that actions to reshore and rebuild are possible.
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