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  • Goal is to add 1,500 jobs, $75M in payroll, and $100M in capital by 2017 CLEVELAND, Nov. 10, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- NorTech, a regional nonprofit technology-based economic development organization, announced today the completion of a shared vision and action plan to accelerate the growth of Northeast Ohio's emerging flexible electronics industry.

  • The electrical equipment manufacturing industry covers all companies engaged in manufacturing equipment, machinery, and supplies for generating, storing, transmitting, and utilizing electrical energy, with the exception of computer equipment. Overall sales in the industry have declined over the past year. As a result, many companies in the industry have been restructuring to improve their over-all cost structure and streamline their supply management procedures. The electronics industry has also been hit by an increase in the cost of raw materials such as copper, gold, and plastic resins. The development of new technologies allows the electronics industry to create new products, which in turn have the potential to create new demand for the industry. The number of mid-cap mergers and acq...

  • SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Marvell (Nasdaq: MRVL), a worldwide leader in integrated silicon solutions, today announced the launch of the "Smart-Electronics Initiative," a cross- industry collaborative campaign aimed at increasing awareness for the growing amount of energy consumed by everyday consumer electronics. The effort will also promote wider adoption of energy efficiency technologies, such as Power Factor Correction (PFC) and Light Emitting Diodes (LED). Governor Schwarzenegger joined Marvell in launching the campaign today at a ceremony at Marvell's Silicon Valley headquarters. The Governor was joined by California Labor and Workforce Development Agency Secretary Victoria Bradshaw and executives from the Silicon Valley Leadership Group--which represents the lar...

  • Thousands of CE Pros Learn How to Grow Business and Profit in Today's Market ARLINGTON, Va. -- The Electronic House Expo (EHX) Fall 2008 concluded F...

  • For the better part of 2006, the electronics sector struggled with increased operating expenses including higher priced raw materials and rising energy prices. Despite rising expenses, the electronics industry continues to spend money on creating new products and expanding production. The semiconductor sector is a significant part of the electronic components industry. The semiconductor sector is introducing a number of new technologies to the market. The electronics industry supports a number of consumer products. Advancements in cell phones, digital cameras, personal computers, and televisions continue to provide demand for new electronic components. New high-definition systems for televisions, including new cable and satellite content delivery systems and new formats for DVD players,...

  • Consumer electronics aren't exactly easy on the environment - they consume electricity that contributes to global warming, and toxins leach out of them when they end up in landfills. But the industry that's inviting us to get a new cell phone every year and toss out that old TV in favor of a great new flat panel is also trying to show it cares.

  • The electrical equipment manufacturing industry, covered by SIC Group 36, covers all companies engaged in manufacturing equipment, machinery, and supplies for generating, storing, transmitting, and utilizing electrical energy, with the exception of computer equipment. The industry includes power distribution equipment, communications equipment, semiconductors, radio and television receivers, lighting and wiring, electronic components, industrial electronics, consumer electronics, and household appliances. The electronics industry supports a broad range of corporate, industrial, and consumer products. As a result of this widespread demand, the fortunes of the industry tend to rise and fall with the overall economy, which strongly influences both consumer and corporate spending. Unfortuna...

  • The company's formal mission is to develop, manufacture and distribute a premier brand of audio and video entertainment devices based on innovative, custom design and leading technology. But simply put, Auvi Technologies CEO Santosh Patel has seized the moment and the opportunity to become a major player in the consumer electronics industry. Patel came to the United States in 1987 with $20 in his pocket. At the time, Patel worked for consumer electronics companies, traveling six to eight times per year to Korea, Taiwan and China, creating a rapport with manufacturing companies in those countries.

  • The electrical equipment manufacturing industry, covered by SIC Group 36, covers all companies engaged in manufacturing equipment, machinery, and supplies for generating, storing, transmitting, and utilizing electrical energy, with the exception of computer equipment. The electronics industry supports a broad range of technology manufacturing industries. Because the electronics industry supports so many other sectors, its fortunes tend to be closely tied to the overall economy. In order to increase demand, the industry is pursuing new markets. Electronic firms also need to continually allocate capital resources into remaining innovative and competitive in a world of ongoing technological advancements. The sector is currently strong, but the weakened economy, coupled with rising fuel and...

  • The pollution prevention strategies in Oregon's electronics industry are investigated. The industry's interest in adopting less hazardous practices is also examined. In a survey of 180 electronics businesses, 47% confirm attempts to use less hazardous compounds. Among the problems that hamper the shift to cleaner practices are that new materials do not function as well as original material, respondents do not view existing practices as harmful and initial costs are too high.



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