1. Anti-counterfeit of Electronics 3 Definition Phase Status Update Member Meeting Luxemburg City, Luxemburg Project Lead: Michelle Lam (IBM) Project Facilitator: Laurence Schultz (HDPug) May 27, 2016

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3. Anti-counterfeit of Electronics Phase 1 Defined the minimum data set for tractability communication with the supply chain – Define Optimum Protocol/Policy Distillation of current Standards Review of Data Structures for these standards Definition of Supply Chain requirements GAP Analysis of existing Standards Solicitation of Feedback from Industry © HDP User Group International, Inc.

4. Phase-1 Output: Proposed Minimum Data Set

5. Anti-counterfeit of Electronics Phase 2 Identify/list Existing and Emerging Technologies for Product Authentication Identify Key Features of Each Map technologies to Supply Chain Links © HDP User Group International, Inc.

6. Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering Phase 2: Technology List ©HDP User Group International, Inc.

7. Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering Phase 2: Technology List (Cont.) ©HDP User Group International, Inc.

8. Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering AUTHENTICATION TECHNOLOGY EFFECTIVENESS IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN-1

9. We have developed a minimum data set for communication within the electronics supply chain We have evaluated the commercially available / open anti-counterfeiting technologies against the minimum data requirements. We have identified the application sweet-spot for each commercially available technologies within the supply chain (Detailed Report Available to HDP Membership Only.) Phases 1 and 2 Summary

10. © HDP User Group International, Inc. Anti-Counterfeiting of Electronics Phase 3 Project Proposal The Anti-counterfeiting Team proposed to investigate the current traceability Best Practices of the Electronics Supply Chain, and to compare them to the recommendations from Phases 1 and 2. The interviews would be conducted by an independent third party, who would then anonymize the respondents to protect intellectual property and trade secrets. Phase 3 requires soliciting sensitive information from member companies. HDPug needs a third party to conduct survey. Might require funding to conduct survey.

11. Actions Taken Attempted to draw interest from SMTA Toronto Chapters Counterfeit Electronic Workshop – Not successful. Observation: – Most companies are interested in the counterfeit topic, but the problem is too broad to motivate participation. – Anti-counterfeit program as proactive measure. © HDP User Group International, Inc.

12. Timeline Counterfeit Electronic team to approve content and questions in survey (Target date: May 19 Thursday) Decide on survey approach, HDPUG has any specific survey method? Google form? Survey monkey?) (Target date: May 19 Thursday) Send to all members (Target date: May 23 Monday) Close the survey by June 15 Summarize report and decision by June 20 © HDP User Group International, Inc.