In the American economy, connections between learning and work get lost in translation. Employers struggle to find people with the right experience, workers struggle to demonstrate their qualifications, and colleges and universities struggle to communicate value and relevance to the job market. Whether we’re experiencing the full employment of the recent past, or facing today’s unprecedented rates of unemployment, addressing these misalignments is key for the future of workforce development.
In this talk we will discuss how to better connect people, education, and work through the common language of skills. We’ll explore how real-time labor market data focused on skills can improve how people write resumes and profiles, businesses write job postings, and learning providers create training and educational curriculum.
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Dave Anderson
President, SEMI Americas
Moderator
Dave Toole
CEO, The Gig Economy Group
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Andrew Crapuchettes
Chief Executive Officer, Emsi
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Janet Salm
Managing Director, Strada Institute for the Future of Work
Webinar Series #6: How the Common Language of Skills Will Write the Future of Workforce Development
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Despite declining smartphone sales and a stagnating automotive market back in 2019, the MEMS industry is still strong.
Voice personal assistants landed hard, their skills are increasing and leading to the era of the Internet of Voice.
MEMS microphones are the driving force of this re-evolution being vigorously integrated in smartphones, smart speakers, earbuds, etc.
Green mobility, safety and ADAS requirements will increase the demand of pressure and inertial MEMS in cars.
However, the aging MEMS market will need some face-lifting such as better software and algorithms leading to better sensor fusion and processing on the edge, in order to extract more juice from the sensors and lead to new use cases or better end-user experience.
Besides, the unforeseen COVID-19 crisis has paralyzed the whole world: from manufacturing sites being closed to logistics and supply chain problems, the effects are strongly felt. Each market has different dynamics, with automotive being the worst hit sector, while medical applications have the most positive outlook.
MEMS market dynamics, the impact of COVID-19 as well as future trends will be presented in the first session.
Part 2: Imaging Sensors
In 2019, CIS market reached $19.3B exceeding 4.6% of total semiconductor sales. This industry is actively driving developments in new pixel designs and 3D semiconductor technologies.
Demand from mobile devices will keep thriving
The overall attachment rate for CIS cameras per phone moves towards in average of 3.06 units per phone
Growth rate for CIS attachment grew to 25% for 2019
In the consumer space, photography’s decline has bottomed out, while smart home devices and home robotics are providing emerging use-cases.
End of 2019, the CMOS Image Sensors industry went into overheating with a combination of high demand and high prices due to capacity limitations. In automobile domain, CIS is a cornerstone technology in the development of machine sensing, artificial intelligence (AI) powered devices such as in advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) applications. It powers many of the on-going revolutions, in new technical products and new use cases.
The second presentation will give a snapshot of the current status of the CIS industry.
Dimitrios Damianos, PhD joined Yole Développement (Yole) as a Technology and Market Analyst and is working within the Photonics, Sensing & Display division.
Dimitrios is daily working with his team to deliver valuable technology & market reports regarding the imaging industry including photonics & sensors.
After his research on theoretical and experimental quantum optics and laser light generation, Dimitrios pursued a Ph.D. in optical and electrical characterization of dielectric materials on silicon with applications in photovoltaics and image sensors, as well as SOI for microelectronics at Grenoble’s university (France).
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Chenmeijing Liang
Technology & Market Analyst, Imaging, Yole Développement
Speaker Biography
Chenmeijing Liang works as a Technology & Market Analyst within the Photonics, Sensing & Display Division at Yole Développement (Yole).
As part of the Imaging team, Chenmeijing contributes analyses of CIS markets, related technologies and market strategies of the leading semiconductor companies, as well as the quarterly reports.
Prior to Yole, she was engaged in the development of R&D projects: Chenmeijing was a member of Group PSA R&D department where she worked on Vehicle 3D Imaging projects. In addition, she assisted with various technical and commercial projects.
A SEMI Europe Hosted Webinar with Yole Développement
SEMI Europe Webinar - MEMS Sensors & Imaging Driving a New Age of Technology
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e-Diagnostic and Remote Access Services for Semi—Surviving COVID-19 and Beyond
This webinar will focus on real-world experiences, best practices, challenges, and opportunities from leading semiconductor manufacturers and equipment suppliers resulting from this crisis.
The session will also include an interactive panel discussion that looks at the evolution of remote service technologies of yesterday, today and predict future services as we head into the new normal of tomorrow.
As the world is forced to respond to the impact of COVID-19 on the high-tech industry, current technologies such as e-diagnostic, remote access & services has rose up to the challenge of maintaining and transforming FAB operations during this global pandemic shutdown.
Digital technology requires access to data to deliver value. The challenge is that trust in all of our institutions is eroding and, in the absence of trust, people and companies are going to be less willing to provide access to data about themselves.
The fundamental challenge and opportunity is to re-build trust and gain privileged access to data. One of the key ways to re-build trust is to provide more tangible value back to those who are providing data based on the data they have provided.
Companies today generally focus on using the data they are provided to increase the efficiency of their operations and to more efficiently target customers to generate more revenue. Is that all there is?
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Dave Anderson
President, SEMI Americas
Dave Toole
CEO, The Gig Economy Group
John Hagel
Managing Director, Deloitte Consulting & Co-Chairman, Center for the Edge
Webinar Series #5: Designing the Future of Work—
The Untapped Data Opportunity
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Designing the Future of Work—The Untapped Data Opportunity
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SEMI Japan ウェビナー: Post COVID-19時代のシナリオとサプライチェーンのあり方
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[SMART MedTech Virtual Workshop Series Overview] Biomarker Sensing and Diagnostics for Telemedicine
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Registration Includes:
Access to recordings and presentations
Member Price: $149
Non-Member Price: $299
Non-Member Price for Government, Military, and Academia: $179 Contact Michelle Fabiano at [email protected] for discount code. Must have a valid .gov, .mil or .edu email address
SMART MedTech Virtual Workshop Series: Biomarker Sensing and Diagnostics for Telemedicine
Backgound: Since August 2015, NBMC has been conducting forums for understanding, education, and promotion of non-invasive human performance monitoring technology and manufacturing. Previous Workshops (formerly called Blood Sweat and Tears) brought together industry and university innovators to explore current products research innovations, and technical challenges with a focus on the needs of medical professionals and their patients, Army and Air Force personnel and high-performance athletes.
Program Overview: This workshop explored advancements in the state of digital health innovations critical to the success of human performance monitoring with an emphasis on advanced electronics. Innovations in devices, software and chemistries, will enable new products in digital health, personalized medicine, new human-performance monitoring and augmentation capabilities, aeromedical-monitoring and diagnostics for en route care.
The ideal future state is real time monitoring of biochemical and physiological markers that can guide optimization of human performance and health. Although some claim to do that now - professionals need more and better accuracy, and more reliable and intelligent diagnostics before implementing and trusting new devices.
Innovations in the public sector are springboards for new products in digital health and personalized medicine. Since 2013, seventeen separate programs with more than two dozen organizational participants developed materials, electronics, microfluidics, manufacturing processes and algorithms to create low cost, wearable sensors. Most of these integrated sensing systems communicate wirelessly and incorporate high performance silicon devices that are designed to move with the individual.
Biological molecular identification and sensor development
AI applied to human health and performance
Human Wearables devices
From Biomarkers to Biochemical Sensors, Important Factors to Consider for Physiological Relevancy
En Route CARE (ERC) Aeromedical Evacuation (AE) system & Point of Care (POC) diagnostics
The SMART MedTech Virtual Workshop Series links markets with manufacturing for medical relevancy – addressing both ends of the ecosystem. The forum brought together the players across the growing range of industries that are entering or advancing human monitoring applications, to:
Share competitive ideas that may be applied to product development.
Assess roadblocks in bringing human monitoring products to market.
Form partnerships that have become key in overcoming obstacles to successful manufacturing and product development.
Join NBMC experts who are at the cutting edge of product design and manufacturing techniques. Indeed, the success of previous workshops was based on the unique membership of NBMC, where product and manufacturing-oriented engineers from industry, universities, and government labs form teams and pool resources (financial as well as technical) to accelerate human monitoring product development into manufacturing prototypes.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2020
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From Bio-markers to Bio Chemical Sensors & Physiological Relevancy
Every Wednesday in August 2020, the foremost experts in the field of nano-bio electronics, digital health, telemedicine, wearable human performance monitoring technologies, and applications - gathered to explore the various aspects of the state of the art developments in the field. For access to these presentations, please email [email protected].
SMART MedTech Virtual Workshop Series
Overview:
Biomarker Sensing and Diagnostics for Telemedicine
The worldwide expansion of MEMS and photonic devices in Consumer, Automotive, and IoT applications is driving new requirements to the supply chain. Advanced substrates are needed to meet these requirements. Applying standardization to advanced substrates will aid efficient use of material, reduce cycle time and provide product cost reduction. SEMI’s MEMS & Sensors Industry Group (MSIG) aims to enable such standards.
Recently, MSIG’s multi-company, industry-collaborative Manufacturing Working Group published the SEMI MS12 standard- Specification for Silicon Substrates Used in Fabrication of MEMS Devices. The SEMI MS12 document provides information on 150 mm and 200 mm diameter customized silicon substrates to be used for MEMS device fabrication, including physical dimensions, surface conditions, and basic electrical properties. Utilizing this guidance will allow the stocking of standard material, lowering the time to purchase, simplifying front-end operations, reducing time to market and lowering unit costs significantly.
This webinar will showcase three case studies demonstrating how the cost of ownership can be enhanced through various MEMS substrate platforms. Substrate manufacturers can apply the MEMS standardization and bring added value to their customers.
1. Cost savings with better integration and elimination of front-end process steps at customer site
2. Cost-savings through better flatness capabilities enabling significant die shrink and new capabilities for the customer.
3. Advantages of patterned SOI – i.e.) Silicon interposer on C-SOI® platform
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8:00 am
Michelle Bourke
Senior Director of Strategic Marketing, Lam Research
Mr. Santala received his B.Sc. in Process Engineering at the Espoo University of Applied Sciences Finland. Mr. Santala has over 20 years of experience in Silicon based material engineering. He has worked for Okmetic since 1999 and held various positions related to R&D, process engineering, quality and applications support. Currently he is working as Customer Support Manager being responsible for Okmetic’s Technical Customer Support for the North America.
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SEMI & McKinsey & Co. invites you to the 3rd COVID-19 Impact Webinar: Restarting Economies & the Consequences for Business. This 75-minute session will examine international and state-wide strategies and results of government policies on logistics, supply chains, and worker health. Our speakers will bring you deeper insights into China, takeaways from examining the microelectronics production and demand, and the global recovery picture across all industries from an international banking perspective. Virtual registration is limited, so please register to reserve your ‘seat’. Registrants not able to attend the live webinar will receive a link to watch/listen to the recording.
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4:00 pm
Heidi Hoffman
Sr. Director, Product Marketing, SEMI
Introduction
4:02 pm
Ajit Manocha
President & CEO, SEMI
Welcome
4:10 pm
Jennie Raubacher
Global Head of Semiconductor, CleanTech & Auto Tech Investment Banking, Wells Fargo Securities
Current State of the Semiconductor Industry
4:25 pm
Handel Jones
CEO, International Business Strategies
Focus on China
4:35 pm
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
The updated semiconductor outlook and initial progress in the new normal
Ondrej Burkacky
Partner, Munich & Leader of Semiconductors and Business Technology
McKinsey & Company
Mark Patel
Senior Partner, Leader Semiconductor Practice
McKinsey & Company
Karel Eloot
Senior Partner, Shanghai
McKinsey & Company
4:55 pm
Survey Review
4:56 pm
Q&A
5:13 pm
Ajit Manocha
President & CEO, SEMI
Closing Remarks
WEBINAR: Restarting Economies and the Consequences for Business
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The spread of the COVID-19 virus has impacted almost all industries globally. The E&E industry is no exception – many companies are not able to operate at full capacity because of workforce and supply chain disruptions.
COVID-19 is testing the financial robustness of E&E companies as well as their ability to adapt and innovate in this extremely fluid environment. The pandemic is effectively a stress test on a company’s ability to cope with extreme shocks.
Join this webinar for a market outlook on how our industry is being shaped by the pandemic and how businesses are finding ways to move towards recovery.
Business Unusual : Journey to Recovery on E&E Industry
In this session, Gary A. Bolles, will share various scenarios and tactics individuals, organizations, communities and countries are taking to put themselves in a position to thrive as all of us continue the transition toward a more digital economy.
Gary is a thought leader and business strategist who advises a wide variety of stakeholders to develop actionable strategies around what he refers to as “The Great Reset.”
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Moderator
Dave Anderson
President, SEMI Americas
Moderator
Dave Toole
CEO, The Gig Economy Group
Gary A. Bolles
Chair for the Future of Work, Singularity University
Webinar Series #3: The Great Reset & the Near Future of Work
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