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The January 2020 issue of Design007 Magazine is now available for download.
It’s 2020, and it’s time to hit the ground running. If you’re not already networking with other designers or volunteering in our industry organizations, there’s no better time to start. In this issue, we focus on getting involved with the PCB design community and working with your peers through training, standards development, or event planning.
Download your copy today on the virtual newsstand, and available for delivery in your e-mailbox by subscribing here. Be sure to download the PDF to your library for a handy future reference.
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DownStream Technologies Update With Joe Clark
06/17/2020 |
Andy Shaughnessy, Design007 Magazine
On June 15, Andy Shaughnessy spoke with Joe Clark, co-founder of DownStream Technologies, about the company’s drive to take care of its customers and employees throughout the pandemic and beyond. As the U.S. slowly starts reopening, Joe discusses some of his customers’ current challenges, especially those working from home for the first time, and how DownStream’s forecast has helped the company prepare for the uncertainties in the industry right now.
So Many Standards Committees, So Little Time
10/28/2019 |
Andy Shaughnessy, Design007 Magazine
During the IPC Summer Meetings and Panelpalooza in Raleigh, North Carolina, I met with Leo Lambert, vice president and director of technology at EPTAC. We discussed IPC’s recent efforts to revamp the way standards are developed and interpreted as well as changes to training and education committees and a variety of methods for eliminating errors and duplicated comments when revising standards.
Leo Lambert on Training the Next Generation of Technologists
09/25/2019 |
Andy Shaughnessy, Design007 Magazine
I sat down for an interview with Leo Lambert, VP of technical director for EPTAC Corporation, during the IPC Summer Meetings in Raleigh, North Carolina. We discussed the company’s growth, including plans to have training centers across different regions of the country to help cut down on students’ travel times, and why training methods must constantly evolve to remain effective.
