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Build Better 2024 Summit: Creating a Vision for Future Tech
October 18, 2024 | Marcy LaRont, I-Connect007
Most likely, there aren’t many manufacturing summits that take place on an aircraft carrier, so it was pretty impressive to be on the USS Hornet, with a beautiful view of the San Francisco harbor at Build Better 2024 on Wednesday, October 16, 2024. Billed as “the only manufacturing summit for engineering and operations leaders developing electronics”, the event was quite interesting.
The Government Circuit: Support for Defense Spending Takes Top Priority
October 15, 2024 | Chris Mitchell, The Government Circuit
For those of us living in the world of politics and policy, the final few weeks before a major election are a little nerve-wracking. Who is going to win? How might the candidates’ campaign promises affect our industry and our strategies over the next few years? One thing I do know: No matter who wins the White House and control of Congress on Nov. 5, IPC will continue working with members of both major parties to advance policies that boost innovation, investment, and growth and ensure the electronics manufacturing industry’s long-term success. We must.
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