Increasing functionalities, such as component assembly, sub-assembly manufacturing, engineering and design of printed circuit boards, and functional testing provided by contract manufacturers, are subsequently projected to boost the market over the forecast period.

The global electronic contract manufacturing and design services market accounted for US$ 417.0 billion in 2019 and is estimated to be 731.73 billion by 2026 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 8.5%. The report. "Global Electronic Contract Manufacturing and Design Services Market, By Service (Electronic Design & Engineering, Electronics Assembly, Electronic Manufacturing, and Others), By Type (Designing, Assembly, and Manufacturing), By End- User (Healthcare, Automotive, Industrial, Aerospace & Defense, IT & Telecom, Power & Energy, Consumer Electronics, and Others), and By Region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa) - Trends, Analysis and Forecast till 2026”.

Key Highlights:

• In October 2018, Kimball Electronics, Inc. declared that they have acquired GES Holdings, Inc. in order to expand them above EMS by using new capabilities and technologies to a multifaceted manufacturing solutions company. This will also help both the companies to meet the requirements and needs of the market and upsurge their customer reach.

• In May 2019, Celestica Inc. declared that they are going to acquire Manufacturers' Services Ltd. in order to expand their business. This will help the company to improve their integrated services and solutions. This will also help the company to add high speed industrial complement to their present portfolio

Analyst View:

Increasing demand of EMS from various end users

OEMs are gaining support from electronic contract manufacturing firms. These OEMs authorize electronic manufacturing contract firms to take benefit from their supply chain management, design expertise, and industrialized capabilities. This helps the OEMs to reduce costs, leverage resources, access prominent manufacturing technologies, as well as decrease fixed capital investments and fulfil the demand of electronic contract manufacturing services. Additionally, electronic contract manufacturing also has advantage in retaining in-house actions and regulate responsibilities including, product cost management, quality assurance, network solutions integration, order management, customer service, customer interactions, and launch of new products. These factors are widely responsible for driving the global electronic contract manufacturing and design services market growth over the forecast period.

Browse 60 market data tables* and 35 figures* through 140 slides and in-depth TOC on “Global Electronic Contract Manufacturing and Design Services Market”, By Service (Electronic Design & Engineering, Electronics Assembly, Electronic Manufacturing, and Others), By Type (Designing, Assembly, and Manufacturing), By End- User (Healthcare, Automotive, Industrial, Aerospace & Defense, IT & Telecom, Power & Energy, Consumer Electronics, and Others),  and By Region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa) - Trends, Analysis and Forecast till 2026.

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The global electronic contract manufacturing and design services market accounted for US$ 417.0 billion in 2019 and is estimated to be 731.73 billion by 2026 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 8.5%. The market report has been segmented on the basis of services, type, end-user, and region.

• By services, electronic design and engineering segment is expected to register a high growth throughout the forecast period due to the growing inclination of OEMs towards outsourcing their designing requirements. The electronic contract manufacturing & design services market is witnessing a huge demand for electronic circuit boards owing to increasing importance in several electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets.
• By type, the target market is segmented into designing, assembly, and manufacturing.
• By end-user, IT and telecom segment has gained largest demand in 2019. However, increasing outsourcing trends in the healthcare, defense, automotive, and other non-technical segments are expected to spur their market shares in the coming years.
• By region, North America is expected to register largest revenue share in the he Electronic Contract Manufacturing and Design Services market over the foreseeable future. This can be attributed due to increasing government’s initiatives to promote and improve Electronic Contract Manufacturing and Design Services in the region.

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Competitive Landscape:

The prominent player operating in the global electronic contract manufacturing and design services market includes Foxconn Electronics Inc., FLEX LTD, Celestica Inc., Kimball Electronics, Inc., Asteelflash Group, Benchmark Electronics, Venture Corporation Limited, ACTIA Group, Zollner Elektronik, and KeyTronicEMS.

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Pooler, GA; Long Island City, NY; Boston, MA and Los Angeles, CA, June 2, 2021 -- Newly established distribution centers in New York City, New York and Savanah, Georgia areas ensure that enthusiasts receive shipments in a smoking fast manner from Green Goddess Supply, the company providing best in class, fully turnkey home grow system.

The new distribution centers/warehouses are strategically located in Long Island City, New York and Pooler, Georgia. Additionally, Green Goddess has two long established shipping points in Boston, MA and Los Angeles, CA.

“When you see the heirloom quality home grow cabinet, you may want it right now,” noted Eric Robichaud, CEO of Green Goddess Supply. “You want to share the bounty with friends and family. Our new distribution centers/warehouses establish much faster shipments for most of the continental United States. These new distribution centers can shave precious days off delivery, turning a 5-day turnaround into next-day in many cases! Even in the more remote areas, we’re still turning 9-day deliveries into just 2 or 3. We’ve done the math, and believe this will have dramatic impact on one third of our deliveries, and at least incremental improvements effecting another 40% or more.”

The New York location serves the newly legalized metro region of New York and New Jersey. The Savanah center reaches South East Corridor from Virginia south, and as far west as Texas. Boston covers the northeast United States from Virginia north, and to the mid-West. The Los Angeles warehouse quickly filters to the West Coast and beyond.

About Green Goddess Supply:
Green Goddess are the developers of the home grow alternative known as The Armoire, a furniture-inspired look, child proof lock, ergonomic design designed for low maintenance. Even the most disapproving aunt won’t know you are growing your own stash.

The Armoire is specifically designed to deliver impressive results every cycle, easily and with minimal maintenance. The Armoire requires only two minutes of care daily to garner an impressive yield of 3-5 ounces of dried, hand-crafted product in as little as 60 days.

The Armoire, a turnkey solution to home growing, removes the mystery and challenge. If you can water a house plant once a day, then you can now grow clean, healthy, top shelf product quickly and easily, with no experience necessary. MSPR $1,495.

Green Goddess Supply is a privately held company headquartered in Hopedale, MA. For more information about Green Goddess Supply, visit the website at https://www.GreenGoddessSupply.com/.

— In 2019, Microchip Technology released its Trust Platform for its CryptoAuthentication™ family, bringing the industry’s first pre-provisioned solutions for hardware-based secure elements to companies of all sizes that want an easy way to implement secure authentication. Today, the company is further enhancing this service with the latest enhancements to its Trust Platform Design Suite (TPDS) — its dedicated software platform for device configuration and onboarding to Microchip secure provisioning services for embedded security.

TPDS version 2 (v2) software now enables Microchip partners to add use cases to its rich security solutions onboarding ecosystem, further expanding developers’ already broad options for implementing best-in-class security. It also now includes support for additional security solutions such as the TA100, the first cryptographic companion device for the automotive market.

Streamlining Development

It can take an experienced firmware engineer months to specify an application’s threat model and develop a security use case that encompasses all necessary measures related to secure authentication, secure boot, IP protection, and more. The two main challenges are configuring the device’s security boundaries and provisioning secrets including private keys as well as symmetric secrets and other forms of secret data.

The TPDS software simplifies this process by providing pre-defined use cases addressing the most common market requirements. It is available with two of the three Trust Platform flows – Trust&GO and TrustFLEX. These programs enable new secure projects to be prototyped in a matter of minutes with TPDS v2, while giving customers options based on the size of their deployment, use case requirements, and how much customization they need:

• Trust&GO -- Devices are pre-defined and pre-provisioned, off-the-shelf, for secure cloud authentication in both TLS-based and LoRaWAN-based networks, with a Minimum Orderable Quantity (MOQ) of just ten units.
• TrustFLEX -- Customers can use this program’s pre-configured devices either with default generic certificates or their own credentials (Custom PKI), while benefitting from an even broader range of predefined uses cases than are available with the Trust&GO program.

To address the most demanding use cases, Microchip’s TrustCUSTOM family gives customers the freedom to fully define the secure authentication configuration and fully customize secure key storage.

With its fully integrated onboarding flow, the TPDS v2 software allows a customer to select a security solution, validate its use case, prototype it, and then start the process of secure provisioning, all in a few simple steps.

“Our TPDS v2 software makes it easy for developers to comply with existing standards and upcoming regulations for embedded system security by making security best practices an integral piece of an intuitive and streamlined process,” said Nuri Dagdeviren, vice president of Microchip’s secure products business unit. “We will continue helping our customers accelerate time-to-market and win long-term business through reliable hardware and secure solutions. TPDS will also support onboarding and provisioning services for Microchip security solutions beyond secure elements.”  

Third-Party Integration

One of the biggest advantages of TPDS v2 is that it enables third-party partners to add their own use cases to improve customer options for secure element onboarding and security features. Among Microchip’s partners is EBV Elektronik (Avnet Group). EBV Elektronik enables TPDS v2 users to connect to the Avnet IoTConnect Cloud quickly and securely through the ATECC608B TrustFlex configuration using the EBV-IoT “Secure Shield” evaluation kit. More information available here.

“We have a strong relationship with Microchip and are very excited to be part of the Trust Platform Design Suite v2 initiative that makes scalable security available for all customers, on both the silicon and cloud side,” said Antonio Fernandez, vice president of technical development at EBV Elektronik. “Embracing best practices is an essential step in achieving our mutual goal of offering all customers the best security platform available. We believe the TPDS enhancements provide one of the simplest and most cost-effective ways for us to continue our leadership role in helping customers deploy best-in-class solutions.”

How the Software Works

The Trust Platform Design Suite v2 allow users to:

• Onboard with security through training videos and interactive application notes spanning a variety of use cases.
• Develop their applications based on the selected use cases, finalize the security solution configuration, and perform the secret key exchange.
• Procure verification samples and start production.

Development Tools

The Trust Platform Design Suite is supported on Windows and macOS environments. The TA100 configurator is only available for the Windows platform.

Pricing and Availability

Microchip’s open-source Trust Platform Design Suite is available for download on Microchip’s website at no cost for Trust&GO and TrustFLEX flows. The site also allows access to training videos, interactive application notes, C code and other project support. TrustCUSTOM software extensions for TPDS are available under NDA and can be purchased through Microchip’s purchasing portal at $20.00 each.

For additional information, contact a Microchip sales representative, authorized worldwide distributor or visit Microchip’s website.

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PRCI Hyderabad Chapter Organizes A Webinar

“Dea(r)th of Depth? The Changing Media Consumption in a Distracted Digital World!”

Hyderabad, 15th May 2021: Public Relations Council of India (PRCI), Hyderabad Chapter organized its first webinar today on the topic: “Dea(r)th of Depth? The Changing Media Consumption in a Distracted Digital World!” as part of the National Talent Hunt Series launched by the Governing Council of PRCI.  Ms. Anindita Sinha, Chairperson, PRCI Hyderabad Chapter presented the session before the jury and audience. The webinar was addressed by Mr. Niranjan Pagadala, PRCI Member, Hyderabad Chapter, and a Social Media Expert, and Ms. Fronia Priscilla, YCC Member, Hyderabad Chapter, and a freelance media professional. Mr. Ravindran Kesavan, National Vice President, PRCI laid down the rules and regulations for the webinar.

Mr. MB Jayaram, Chief Mentor & Chairman Emeritus, PRCI; Mr. T. Vinay Kumar, National President, PRCI; members of jury; Directors and members of the PRCI Governing Council along with members from the Young Communicators Club (YCC), Hyderabad Chapter; other National & Zonal Council members and other Chapter members across the country and abroad including Canada and Nepal participated in this interesting webinar. Over 100 participants logged in for this webinar, which was moderated by Mr. Prashant Kumar, PRCI Member, Hyderabad Chapter. Mr. Jacob Ross, PRO, provided overall communications support to this webinar. 8Views agency provided branding and digital support for this event.

In her opening speech, Ms. Anindita Sinha, Chairperson, PRCI Hyderabad Chapter, said, during this fast-changing world, production and consumption of news must be backed by a lot of responsibilities, and the fast track digitally distracted world gives all communications professionals an opportunity to keep the stands of news and information backed by the robust ethical sense of journalism.

Mr. Niranjan Pragadala took up the issue of attention deficit in today’s world. He elaborated upon how today, people’s average attention span has come down to eight seconds. He referred to a survey analysis, which showed that there was a sharp decline in newspaper readership among the younger generations. The survey also captured how the short content that we see on social platforms viz. Instagram or In Shorts have received increasing demand. He emphasized the fact that in this scenario, the information that we get is losing its depth. However, to fight that out, as a solution, news media houses like The Hindu have come up with online subscriptions that give access to more in-depth information. YouTube offers short, as well as long content, while the latter helps generate more attention and revenue.

Speaking on this topic, Ms. Fronia Priscilla highlighted the fact that while the attention span might have reduced and consumption of news becoming as fast-paced as instant noodles, much depends on our requirements and our need to consume any news. She consolidated her speech into 4 main points: Too much information, credibility, people's superficial virtual presence, and the topic of sensationalism. She focused on points related to lack of credibility, false virtual presentation, and sensationalism. She also mentioned that these days people don't even know what they keep on scrolling through social media platforms. She also made a point that sometimes we need short ways to fix things when we lack time. Answering a question on social media’s future, she said, social media is here to stay and more than entertainment it is also offering a great way to explore open journalism with the concept of citizen journalism being re-invented.

Both Mr. Niranjan and Ms. Priscilla cited various examples and data to support their opinions, opening up a whole new vista to the way the media world has exploded during this hyper-connected digital world. The webinar was dotted with a flurry of questions, which were well handled by the young speakers. The participants felt engaged and had their own takeaways at the end of the webinar.

At the end of the webinar, Ms. Anindita Sinha imparted the vote of thanks and concluded the session.