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Microprocessors, Microcontrollers and DSPs
News Release from: X-Fab Sarawak
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 27 June 2002
Fab is founder member of RosettaNet
Malaysia
1st Silicon (Malaysia) has joined RosettaNet Malaysia.
1st Silicon (Malaysia) has joined RosettaNet Malaysia, the international consortium of high-technology companies dedicated to creating and implementing open e-business standards covering semiconductor manufacturing, electronic components, information technology and solution providers 1st Silicon is a founding member of RosettaNet Malaysia and is the first Malaysian wafer fab in the organisation
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 18 Sep 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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"Membership in industry standards organisations like RosettaNet aligns our company with the interest of our customers, our suppliers and the industry at large", said SY Tan-Stahel, 1st Silicon Vice-President of Marketing.
"By maximising the efficiency of our communication with customers, doing business with 1st Silicon becomes easier and more rewarding.
That is our goal".
Jurgen Ertl, Vice-President in Charge of Information Technology at 1st Silicon, stated, "Deployment of RosettaNet standards will enable us to source and grow with more than 450 companies across the worldwide high-technology commercial network.
It will allow 1st Silicon to leverage the Internet to exchange business documents and information across the entire supply chain, on a global basis and in a timely manner.
"Our membership in RosettaNet not only expands our markets and customer support capabilities, it assures our customers that we are part of a common global framework for real-time information exchange.
By adopting and deploying this standard, we can improve our customer support efficiency and transcend the barriers of time and travel".
1st Silicon will immediately implement the RosettaNet specifications for providing work-in-progress (WIP) reports to customers.
In traditional WIP programs, customers log in to a company's website, enter a unique password, download the WIP and then upload it into their own system.
With RosettaNet standards, any new WIP status report information will be sent to the customer's system automatically.
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