Leveraging Digital Transformation for Supply Chain Optimization
Semiconductors are the critical foundation of our society and industry. As a leading manufacturer of semiconductor production equipment, Tokyo Electron (TEL) contributes to the innovation of technology in the pursuit of a dream-inspiring society. Today, the company employs approximately 18,000 people worldwide and has annual sales approaching 2.4 trillion yen. This talk focuses on how digital transformation can be leveraged to optimize supply chain operations, concentrating on strategies such as data integration, predictive analytics and AI-driven decision-making. Please join Hanna as she shares the latest technological capabilities in semiconductor equipment manufacturing.
BIOGRAPHY
Hanna Paddubrouskaya is a Sr. Research Scientist of Advanced Technology Group at Tokyo Electron America. Her primary focus is driving innovation for advanced Atomic Layer Etching (ALE), improving efficiencies in process technology, and creating sustainable new products.
Prior to joining TEL, she held the position of Project Leader at IMEC, working on emerging technology, e.g., GaN power transistors and STT-MRAM. Hanna received a PhD in Spintronics from KU Leuven, Belgium in 2016 researching a spin transport phenomenon, followed by a Post-doc in Silicon Photonics Laboratory (KU Leuven).