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News Release from: Reed Exhibitions (UK)
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 11 February 2005
IPC Designers Council adds conference to
Nepcon
At Nepcon Brighton 2005 the IPC Designers Council will present a technical conference alongside the exhibition and conference programme at the Brighton Metropole on 11th and 12th May.
At Nepcon Brighton 2005 the IPC Designers Council will present a technical conference alongside the exhibition and conference programme at the Brighton Metropole on 11th and 12th May The IPC Designers Council successfully hosted its first technical conference in the UK in 2004, and the two organisations will market the special benefits of Nepcon and the IPC Designers Council to the UK audience
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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"I am really excited about our 2005 event".
"The IPC Designers Council enjoys global recognition, and last year assembled heavyweight speakers to discuss extremely pertinent issues", said Chris James, Marketing Manager for Nepcon.
"A technical event of this importance is perfect to run alongside Nepcon Brighton 2005, and the attractions of these two events are sure to boost the number of engineers visiting Brighton this May in search of hard information".
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The IPC Designers Council provides standards, training and networking to board designers as well as engineering and manufacturing professionals active throughout the electronics manufacturing supply chain.
Hence there is a valuable synergy between the two events that each can leverage to maximise the appeal of each event to its audiences.
The IPC Designers Council aims to provide designers with valuable pointers for designing commercial success into new products, from the outset.
The 2004 programme dealt with issues including obsolescence management, EMC design and advanced PCB constructions including embedded passives.
The presenters included highly regarded figures from industry and academia, as well as IPC Designers Council members, talking about the latest techniques, best design practice, high performance engineering and materials legislation including RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances).
Dieter Bergman, IPC Director of Technology Transfer states: "The IPC Designers Council is pleased to provide information to designers at the same venue as the Nepcon activity in the United Kingdom".
"There are many activities that designers can share on a global basis which enhances the entire design community interchange".
"This technical conference hopes to address many of the questions posed by designers from all over the world that participate in the IPC Designers Council Internet Forum".
This year's programme will be announced shortly by the IPC Designers Council, which will also manage visitor registrations for the technical conference.
Delegates will be able to move easily between the Nepcon events and the Designers Council event.
Further, the presentations will be arranged to allow delegates time to visit the exhibition.
"We are making it as easy as possible for delegates to get the maximum benefit from both events", concluded Nepcon's Chris James.
"Nepcon Brighton 2005 brings powerful benefits to the IPC Designers Council Technical Conference, and vice versa".
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