Register now for, "Ensuring RoHS Compliance Through Materials Declaration Tools: Implementing IPC-1752 Hands-On Training and Vendor Demonstrations,"
October 12, 2006 - Atlanta, GA, hosted by The Georgia Institute of Technology
Complying with RoHS is one of the most difficult transitions the electrical and electronics industry has ever faced. It is affecting every aspect of the supply chain and the relationships you have built with your suppliers and customers. Being able to demonstrate compliance to European regulatory authorities involves gathering, organizing and storing a tremendous amount of data. Are you prepared?
One of the tools that companies throughout the industry are turning to is IPC-1752 Materials Declaration standard. This IPC one-day workshop will include hands-on training for IPC-1752 along with vendor demonstrations on custom applications. Please cut and paste http://www.ipc.org/calendar/2006/MD1752_1006/1752MD1006.htm into your browser for further information.
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