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by Mike Buetow
Jan. 14, West Haven, CT - Enthone Inc.
will discuss the latest in lead-free final finishes and microvia metalization during a series of presentations at an upcoming trade show.

Enthone will sponsor 30-minute presentations at the booth of its parent company, Cookson Electronics, during IPC Apex/Printed Circuits Expo. The sessions will provide the most recent advancements in.  The include:

Presentations will cover advancements in microvia fill applications using patented direct metalization and copper via fill systems, and lead-free silver finish OSPs said to be able of handling multiple reflows.

Presentations will be made on Feb. 22 and 23. Seating is limited; email Barry Lee Cohen at bcohen@cooksonelectronics.com to reserve.

by Mike Buetow

ROGERSTONE, South Wales, Jan. 15 - Ultra Electronics Sonar and Communication Systems has awarded a major defense electronics contract to Ttems, a provider of EMS services. Under terms of the deal, worth a reported £6 million over the next 10 years, Ttems will build sonobuoys as part of a program for the U.K. Ministry of Defence.

TTems will be involved in design and manufacturing the sonobuoys.

Sonobuoys are devices that can be dropped from helicopters to detect and locate underwater objects by reflecting/intercepting acoustic waves from an underwater, surface, or above surface acoustic source. The sonobuoys operate in the same way that radar and radio direction finding equipment operate with electromagnetic waves.

U.K.-based Ttems is a subsidiary of TT electronics. It is comprised of AB Electronic Assemblies in Rogerstone, South Wales, and Welwyn Systems in Blyth, Northumberland.

 
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FRAMINGHAM, MA, Jan. 18 - Manufacturers in 2005 will look for ways to drive down the cost of information delivery while seeking opportunities to invest in product development, demand management and supply network operations.

So says a new report from Manufacturing Insights. The research firm also says
  • Profitable growth remains at the top of the manufacturer's agenda, but will come from emerging markets and new services.

  • Smart companies will combine Lean, Six Sigma, and IT investment oversight into a common transformation governance structure.

  • Renewed interest in supply chain applications and projects that deliver "productive fulfillment."

  • Supply chains will be calibrated to demand information making the aggregation, organization, and integration of this information critical to success.

  • Use of best practices such as product portfolio management will be become more widespread.

Manufacturing Insights is an arm of IDC Co., the market research firm. 

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