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| Wireless and digital top list of hot topics at Vendor Seminars |
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Up to 96% of attendees said that they are interested in joining Vendor Seminars tackling wireless communications, and digital consumer electronics. The IIC-China Vendor Seminars are beyond-the-show floor educational platforms - where design engineers learn about new technologies direct from experts. Each 50-minute Vendor Seminar allows technology companies to show their latest innovations and discuss their impact on future design. Embedded systems, automotive electronics and power management are also high-interest topics at IIC-China Vendor Seminars. To learn about speaking opportunities at IIC-China Vendor Seminars, contact us today. IIC-China 2009 offers more Vendor Seminar sessions A total of 94 Vendor Seminar slots are available at IIC-China Spring 2009. This is up 31% from 72 slots in 2008. The expanded Vendor Seminar line-up offers more companies the opportunity to showcase their latest technology in a focused environment. Learn more about IIC-China's technical conference program today by contacting your sales representative. |
You can download the conference program in each city: Shenzhen | Xi'an | Beijing | Shanghai This Spring, Edward Doller, Chief Technology Officer and Corporate Vice President of Numonyx will impart the Keynote address in IIC-China Beijing. He will discuss the ever-changing role and challenges of non-volatile memory. Doller has over 24 years of experience in semiconductor memories, holds multiple patents, and is a co-author of the IEEE floating gate standard.
He presents price as the primary differentiator in commodity electronic products. The keynote explores product development, discusses the market opportunities and challenges ahead, and examines the value chain.
Introduce your latest solutions through IIC-China抯 unique speaking grounds. |
Wireless and digital were the hottest topics at the recent IIC-China Vendor Seminars.
Doller, Kwong to head up IIC-China Keynote addresses
In Shenzhen, Dr. Edwin Kwong, Senior Vice President of Fujitsu Microelectronics Asia will share his insights on a new competitive construct in the commodity semiconductor market.
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