Implementing Electronic Materials Data Exchange

Published

August 18, 2005

Author(s)

Eric D. Simmon, Arthur Griesser

Abstract

Adding automation to your materials declaration process will set, simplify, and streamline the materials declaration process. Whether your company is a component supplier, board manufacturer or assembly services company, the structure of how you manage materials declaration information can be a complex and frustrating issue; however, it doesn't need to be. This webcast takes the participants from the original data models used in the development of the IPC-175X standards and explains, in layman's terms, the techniques used to facilitate a smooth and functional system that may be used to export information to customers or capture data for providing a depository that can have easy access should a report be needed or new information be added to the vault. This webcast is not a sales pitch, as the presenters have assisted the standardization process through a clear evaluation of computer methodology and what can be done, even by the smallest company, to effectively create and operate a management system. The discussions are a must for anyone caught in the concepts of defining a strategy for data capture and reporting.

Citation

IPC RoHS Summer School

Pub Type

Others

Keywords

data exchange, material, rohs, weee

Citation

Simmon, E. and Griesser, A. (2005), Implementing Electronic Materials Data Exchange, IPC RoHS Summer School (Accessed November 8, 2024)