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Posted in Events by MEMS Industry Group
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Register before October 7th, and receive $100 off!
We have made some exciting additions to MEMS Executive Congress, resulting in even more of a “Can’t-Miss” event. Most notably, we are launching two new programs: our first MEMS Elevator Pitch Session, and onsite Media Training, offered exclusively to MEMS Executive Congress attendees the day prior to event kick-off on November 6th.
Visit www.memscongress.com for more details!
Event highlights include:
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Posted in Events by MEMS Industry Group
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For the first time ever, MIG will offer attendees of MEMS Executive Congress a media training workshop, giving you the practiced confidence to talk to the press like you talk to your best friend. Facilitated by TJ Walker - who trained Benedetto Vigna, executive vice president and general manager, Analog, MEMS & Sensors Group, STMicroelectronics - the workshop will take place November 6th from 9:00am - 5:00pm at the Meritage Resort & Spa.
MIG members will receive a special discount on the workshop registration fee. For more information on content and pricing, please contact Jonathan Perciavalle at: jperciavalle@memsindustrygroup.org or tel: +412.390.1644 x13.
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Hear what others have to say about the training session...
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Posted in Events by MEMS Industry Group
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Sponsor the MIG Happy Hour at the MIG Workshop. It's the most affordable way to gain visibility and exposure to the MEMS crowd.
Sponsorship Highlights:
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Prominent signage displayed during event
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Attendee list, with contact information, provided after the event
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Company mention on MIG website and all PR and marketing materials
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Distribution of your branded marketing materials at registration, limited to one piece
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Cost: $2,000
Differentiate yourself!
For more information, contact Monica Takacs, or call 412.390.1644.
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Posted in Membership by MEMS Industry Group
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Attention members! As a MIG member, you know that there is more value to all of us when we have active members from the entire MEMS supply chain, including end-user companies. To get more end-users involved in membership, we have created the “Buy One, Get Access” campaign.
If you work with any MEMS end-user companies that would benefit from a MIG membership, please send them to the MIG web site for all the details. Or, refer them to Monica Takacs at mtakacs@memsindustrygroup.org and we’ll reach out on your behalf.
Together we’ll grow the MEMS pie!
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IVAM Announces they are planning to exhibit in next year's MD&M West
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Posted in General by MEMS Industry Group
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MIG partner, IVAM, has announced its participation at the 2014 MD&M West in Anaheim, CA, February 11-13, 2014. IVAM will organize a pavilion and will support and assist exhibitors before, during and after the show.
If you are interested in participating as part of the IVAM pavilion, detailed information is available from Ms. Orkide Karasu (+49 231 9742 7086 or ok@ivam.de).
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Call for Participation: MEMS in Healthcare Working Group
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Posted in General by MEMS Industry Group
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As one of the key takaways from M2M Forum 2013, MEMS Industry Group® (MIG) is pleased to announce the formation of a new MEMS in Healthcare Working Group.
The mission of the working group is to bring together leading representatives from the MEMS industry to collaborate with medical professionals on solutions that improve the technical and market landscape the healthcare industry.
The first call will be scheduled in the new few weeks and there will be a "topic table" devoted to this working group during lunch at MEMS Executive Congress® US 2013.
We look forward to working with you on this important topic. Visit the MIG web site for complete details. For more information, please contact Monica Takacs, or call 412.390.1644.
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Posted in Events by MEMS Industry Group
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September 10, 2013
Santa Clara Marriott
Santa Clara, CA
STMicroelectronics, one of the world's largest and most respected semiconductor companies, are bringing together the “Who’s Who” of MEMS and sensors experts from across industry and academia to discuss how to best use MEMS-based sensors to optimize performance, size, power consumption and cost. You are invited to join the discussion.
With discussions led by industry leaders, this industry-driven event will help to shape the future of MEMS and Sensors in portable devices, remote controllers, personal navigation systems, advanced video games, and healthcare.
The day is filled with Top Technologists delivering and leading thought-provoking keynotes and panel discussions, stimulating presentations, live demonstrations and hands-on seminars to help you take advantage of important trends in technology.
This free event is sponsored by Berkeley Sensor and Actuator Center (BSAC), EEJournal, EEWeb, MEMS Exchange, MEPTEC, and MEMS Industry Group and other industry-leading organizations and hosted by STMicroelectronics.
Seats are limited, REGISTER early!
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June 26, 2013
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Guest Blog: Tale of a Very Long Tail
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Posted in MEMSblog by MEMS Industry Group
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Submitted by: Bryon Moyer, Editor of EE Journal.
I cut my engineering teeth on programmable logic and circuit design (bipolar, ECL). Nothing happens in those fields without tools, and so we have a massive EDA industry. OK, not as massive as they might like, given their constant kvetching about how the market never seems to grow, but it’s sizable and well established.
So I’m used to an environment dominated by a few big companies. The little companies around them mostly act like quantum fluctuations to feed the big guys. You start a company, and if you’re successful, you’re sucked into a big guy. If not, you blink out of existence like so much energy dissipating back into the ether. Those few companies that never manage to disappear, but keep trundling along, run the risk of being treated as walking wounded.
Having spent a couple years now trying to parse the MEMS industry for EE Journal, I’ve found a very different dynamic. And any stroll through the Sensors Expo (this year’s edition just finished up) will reinforce that fact. Just when you thought you knew the players, you find out how many more there are that you had no idea existed.
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Member Spotlight
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MIG is excited to welcome the following new members:
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Thanks the following members for renewing their memberships in the past month. We strongly value your continued support.:
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