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IPC Roadmap 2005 Outlook Update 
Wednesday, June 16, 2004 
10:00 am - 11:00 am (CT)

In this era of global competitiveness, companies are facing increasing pressure to cut cost and continue to produce innovative products. This market pressure is forcing people to take an introspective look at capabilities, business strategies, technology needs and their company's competitive posture in the world market. One approach to planning and staying ahead is roadmapping. The IPC has published the National Technology Roadmap for the Interconnect Industry since 1993. The next roadmap is scheduled to be released to the industry at APEX/EXPO/Designers Summit 2005 in Anaheim. The roadmapping team is currently developing the roadmap narrative. This webcast will give participants a chance to preview the topics that the team is considering for the 2005 roadmap and, give input on topics of technology that they would like to see covered in the roadmap. 

What You Will Learn
* The purpose of roadmaps
* Basic knowledge of national technology roadmapping
* What's involved in developing a roadmap
* The importance and various in attributes 
 
The webcast begins at 10:00 a.m. (Central Time) and concludes at 11:00 a.m. Registration costs for the webcast are nominal.

$75 for IPC members and $125 for Non-members

To download that registration form, go to http://www.ipc.org/calendar/Roadmapwebcast_61604/Roadmap_61604.htm or contact Christi Poulsen via e-mail at [log in to unmask]

When you register, you will receive a site license for the program. Set up a conference room and attend with colleagues or log in from home or a hotel room. We've brought the information and issues to you.
 
Webcast registrants will receive materials, information directing you to the website and the call-in telephone number within 24 hours prior to the start of the event. You can make as many copies as necessary for all participants attending at their location. Audio will be provided via a conference call phone number. Participants will need internet access and will receive the link when course materials are sent. Please check local times to make sure you don't miss a minute. 

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