Business and Technology Magazine for Semiconductor

How Semiconductors are Driving Innovations in Energy Storage Solutions
Cutting –edge technologies in the realm of semiconductors are giving rise to advanced energy storage solutions.
The Opportunities and Challenges of an Integrated Approach to Engineering Systems
- Ron Watson, Director, Engineering Systems and Processes, Xylem Inc
Computer-Aided Design (CAM) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) and merchandise Data Management (PDM) had primarily captured the eye of producing companies
Machine Learning Now at the Forefront of Embedded Applications
- Mark Papermaster, CTO, and SVP Technology and Engineering, AMD
Machine Intelligence (MI) is actually a subsequent breakthrough in computing. They will leverage historical and real-time data and increasingly deploy machine learning (ML) algorithms
Addressing Engineering Challenges of Increasingly Complex Automobiles
- Sandeep Sovani, Global Director-Automotive Industry, ANSYS
Advancements in automotive technology are widely transforming the complex automobiles that are undergoing redesign process.

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Contributors

Sustainability, a Megatrend in the Packaging Industry

Adam Pawlick, Vice President of Engineering, Wells Enterprises

One of the first trends that present a manufacturing challenge is customization. More and more brands and customers...

Challenge Accepted! Problem-Solving Examples for Packaging Dilemmas

Matthew Ressner, Vice President of Manufacturing, Alcami Corporation

Foremost, packaging has to protect the product from degradation and damage. Material compatibility, water activity,...

Unit-Level Traceability for Automotive Customers

Dr. Ajay Sattu, Sr. Manager, Automotive Strategic Marketing, Amkor Technology, Inc.

While there is a high demand for traceability, the biggest challenge remains in identifying the protocols for...

Finding Your Leadership Style as a Technology Manager

Dr. Patrick Desbrow, Ed.D., CIO & VP-Engineering, CrownPeak

A lot has been written about the differences between management and leadership. Less has been written about the path...

Restaurants are Ripe for Innovation

Joe Tenczar, CIO & Partner, 3CIOs

I learned long ago that if you don’t understand “why” something is being done, you have little chance of succeeding.

The Easy Win Strategy

Steve Garske, Ph.D., Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA)

As an IT leader, there is inherent risk in asking clinicians to jump through more hoops in order to meet another federal initiative, such as Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE).

Staying In The Loop By Letting Go (A Little)

Jeremy Campbell, CIO, Electric Power Research Inst

Digitalization offers benefits to almost every area of business, and digital ideas come from all over.

Staying in-Tune to a Rapidly Evolving Enterprise Technology Landscape

Sharon Gietl, CIO, The Doe Run Company

Individuals in the schools need to focus on gaining knowledge on the emerging technologies at an early stage.

Is That a Robot in My Factory?

Jim McCoy, CIO, Raytheon

We’ve created an environment where cross-functional teams can meet and collaborate on designs—now that’s powerful!.

Brokering the Cloud Services

Eric Boyette, Secretary & State CIO, Information Technology

DIT will compete for business of the customer and or be a hybrid environment with a cloud provider.

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Key Challenges of Microelectronics Designs and their Benefits

Wednesday, April 14,2021

The IoT market will be worth hundreds of billions of dollars within a few years. In the healthcare sector alone, the demand for medical devices and wearables—which, by definition, depend on microelectronics—will be worth billions of dollars.