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CAE, WB Electronics Advance Unmanned Systems Training Collaboration

09/09/2026 | PRNewswire
CAE and WB Electronics, a leading company in Poland's defence sector specializing in advanced technologies, announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at MSPO 2026.

Connecting Quality, Traceability, and Manufacturing Processes

09/09/2026 | Scott Ryan, Cetec ERP
Traceability is easy to describe and difficult to maintain. From the moment a component arrives, its supplier lot, inspection results, certificates, and eventual use in production have to be captured and carried forward into the finished assembly and shipment. Every step creates and requires information. In EMS and PCB assembly, products involve thousands of components, multiple levels of subassemblies, customer-specific requirements, revision changes, and supplier documents arriving in any number of formats. This becomes infinitely more difficult when quality, inventory, production, and document management live in separate systems.

Built Here, and Ready for What’s Next

09/08/2026 | Laura Martin, Isola
The rise of drones is no longer on the horizon. Unmanned systems have rapidly changed the modern battlefield, demonstrating the value of platforms that can sense, communicate, process information, and act at unprecedented speed. But as development and production of these systems accelerate, another mission-critical consideration is coming into focus: the supply chain behind the electronics. U.S. defense policy is focusing on reducing dependence on covered foreign sources for unmanned systems and their critical components. The message to the defense industrial base is becoming clear: Resilient, trusted supply chains matter, and the electronics inside tomorrow's unmanned platforms are part of that equation.

The Chemical Connection: More Solutions to Common PCB Etching Questions

09/09/2026 | Don Ball -- Column: The Chemical Connection
Rather than pontificating at great length on a subject I know nothing about, although I have been known to do this on occasion (the scientific term for this is “baffling them with bull****”), I decided to comment on some basic questions and problems that keep popping up in spite of them having been around forever and having known solutions. Most of the inquiries come from the new process engineers who are being promoted as the older, more experienced process engineers retire. They’re so basic that the older people don’t even think about them anymore, let alone pass the knowledge on, so when these questions or problems arise, the new people are unaware that there are explanations and/or solutions.

It’s Only Common Sense: How to Demonstrate Grace Under Pressure During Tough Times

09/04/2026 | Dan Beaulieu -- Column: It's Only Common Sense
Anyone can feel confident when orders are flowing, materials are available, lead times are reasonable, and customers are happy. It’s easier to return calls, make promises, smile during meetings, and talk about partnership. The real test comes when everything goes wrong. True professionals demonstrate grace under pressure. They remain calm when customers are angry and tell the truth even when it is uncomfortable. They accept responsibility, search for solutions, and keep moving forward.
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