Innovation... Discovery... Education… Achievement CPMT INDUSTRY LIASON REORT MAY 31, 2003 John W. Stafford

Survey of Companies Sending Attendees to the 51 ST ECTC Survey of Companies Sending Attendees to the 52 nd ECTC An Outreach Program To the EMS PRESENTATION OUTLINE

All Universities 119 IBM 32 All Research Institutes 30 Kyocera America 25 Intel 21 JDS Uniphase 13 Agere/Lucent 13 Motorola 11 Chip Supply 10 Corning 10 Gore 9 Sumitimo 9 Attendance 51 st ECTC (2001)

OZ Optics Limited 9 3M 9 Ablestick 8 Haelos 7 Hitachi 7 Toray 7 Atlantic Research 6 Infineon Technology 6 Toshiba 6 Loctite 6 TelePlus 6 Attendance 51 st ECTC (2001)

Some 48 Other Companies Sent From 3 to 5 Attendees. Four EMS Companies Sent a Total of 11 Attendees. Attendance 51 st ECTC (2001)

All Universities 114 All Research Institutes 64 Intel 35 Kyocera America 25 IBM 21 Motorola 16 Ablestick 12 Fairchild Semiconductor 12 Sumitimo 10 Conexant Systems Inc. 10 Qualcomm 9 Attendance 52 st ECTC (2002)

Kulicke&Soffa 9 Nokia 8 Honeywell Electronics Materials 7 Loctite 7 Toshiba 6 3M 6 Dow Chemical 5 Hitachi 5 National Semiconductor 5 Bandwidth 9 4 Teleplus 4 Cisco 4 Attendance 52 st ECTC (2002)

Some 120 Other Companies Sent From 1 to 3 Attendees. Seven EMS Companies Sent a Total of 9 Attendees. Attendance 52 st ECTC (2002)

Industry Directions Large OEM’s are divesting themselves of electronics manufacturing –Electronic Manufacturing Service (EMS) Co’s. are now predominant assembler of electronics As manufacturing disappears, so does development –EMS companies becoming design and development centers for Electronics Manufacturers –EMS companies are building development staffs, albeit slowly as they become “full service” suppliers (e.g. design, build and field support). –Margins are thin; much less engineering support than OEMs used to have Manufacturing is moving off-shore, and development with it –EMS companies are international, so staff buildup is world- wide

EMS are probably the largest single employer of packaging engineers and technologist’s. EMS staff are at best minimal participants in the IEEE CPMT. We need a program to encourage the EMS’s to participate directly and or support their staff to participate in the IEEE CPMT. An Outreach Program To the EMS

Develop Informational for the CTO of the EMS. Develop Direct Contacts with the CTO. What are the benefits to an EMS in directly supporting the IEEE CPMT? What are the benefits to an EMS supporting their staff joining the IEEE CPMT? An Outreach Program To the EMS

Benefits for EMS engineers –Same for OEMs Professional publications Recognition & Awards Reputation – personal and corporate Professional growth Insight into what others are doing Visibility into University activities Contact with standards bodies EMS Engineer Benefits

EMS Benefits Benefits for EMS company –Industry insight into technical competence –Build reputation through Staff publications –Visibility to customers and potential customers –Understanding of competition –Work with standards bodies