semi iss europe

Françoise von Trapp and  SEMI Europe's Laithe Altimime discuss the status of the European Chips Act, which aims to double Europe's market share in global manufacturing by 2030 and increase chip production by 20%.

The discussion focuses on European industry growth and resilience, and the importance of collaboration. They also discuss  ISS Europe which takes place in Vienna, March 6-8, 2024, and how its content differs from SEMI ISS. 

This year's theme will focus on the microelectronics supply chain, sustainability, and workforce development. 

You'll learn about the importance of Europe's Chips Act in maintaining competitiveness and increasing strategic positioning in the global value chain.

You'll also better understand the need for a more resilient supply chain, particularly in light of geopolitical events and the chip shortage.

You'll learn,  in detail, about the workforce development challenges facing the entire semiconductor industry, and the approach the EU is taking to address them.

To learn more about ISS Europe 2024, and to register, visit the website.

Contact Laith Altimime on LinkedIn. 

SEMI
A global association, SEMI represents the entire electronics manufacturing and design supply chain.

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In this special episode of the 3D InCites Podcast, we bring you, in its entirety, a panel discussion that took place earlier this year at SEMI ISS Europe. The theme: Closing the Talent Gap and Cultivating the Workforce of Tomorrow. The multigenerational panel offers different perspectives and multiple topics, such as what they look for in a company, the importance of workplace culture, and what the semiconductor industry needs to do to improve its image to recruit more people. We join the panel in progress, as Cassandra Melvin opens the questioning. 

Some of the questions posed include: 

·      How would you describe the image of the semiconductor industry? 

·      Is there a specific challenge for the EU to improve the image of the industry?

·      How can Internships and apprenticeships can be improved to make the industry more compelling to candidates? 

·      How do the generations differ in what makes a good workplace? 

 Moderator: Cassandra Melvin, Senior Director of Business Development & Operations, SEMI Europe

·      Isabella Drolz, VP Product Marketing Comet Yxlon

·      Anna McEvoy, Project Team Lead Semiconductor Service, Edwards

·      Léo Saint-Martin, DECISION Etudes & Conseil, METIS Project

·      Clara Haubenwallner, Student Assistant, Graz University of Technology

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A global association, SEMI represents the entire electronics manufacturing and design supply chain.

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