State of the Art: Challenges and Trends in Modern Electronics

State of the Art: Challenges and Trends in Modern Electronics As smartphones, tablets and computers get smaller, so too do the components inside. While these tiny components represent tremendous advancements in technology, from a manufacturer's perspective, they can mean a lot of headaches. Join us for this free webinar as we investigate: The electronics manufacturing trends. The challenges of manufacturing electronics. The opportunities of manufacturing in today's sophisticated modern electronics market. Now Available On-Demand!

State of the Art: Challenges and Trends in Modern Electronics
State of the Art: Challenges and Trends in Modern Electronics

State of the Art:
Challenges and Trends in
Modern Electronics Manufacturing

As smartphones, tablets, and computers get smaller, so too do the components inside. While these tiny components represent tremendous advancements in technology, from a manufacturer's perspective, they can mean a lot of headaches. From the assembly floor to the finished product, manufacturers face a critical challenge: How do you effectively identify and track all these components – and ensure they meet the quality and standards requirements that your customers demand?
 
Join us as we investigate:
The electronics manufacturing trends.
The challenges of manufacturing electronics.
The opportunities of manufacturing in today's sophisticated modern electronics market.

HOST
Abbey Dean
Editor
Manufacturing.net

GUESTS
Marty Johnson
Portfolio Marketing Manager – Americas
Zebra Technologies

Jim Hilton
Global Principal-Manufacturing, Transportation & Logistics
Zebra Technologies

http://webinar.manufacturing.net/20160330_zebra_state_of_the_art/

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