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The ECAD Industry is Firing on All Cylinders. No Wonder Wages are Rising.
Results of the annual PCD&F design engineer salary survey.  READ MORE…
All Tooled Up
Ensuring proper alignment of layers and components on a PCB.  READ MORE…
I4.0 and Reshoring
Why they go hand in hand.  READ MORE…
NTI 100: The Unsinkable, Unstoppable PCB Market
The big just keep getting bigger.   READ MORE…
Flex Tooling Costs
Should they be higher than rigid?  READ MORE…
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The ECAD Industry is Firing on All Cylinders. No Wonder Wages are Rising.
Results of the annual PCD&F design engineer salary survey.
https://www.pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/16746-the-ecad-industry-is-firing-on-all-cylinders-no-wonder-wages-are-rising
All Tooled Up

Ensuring proper alignment of layers and components on a PCB.

https://www.pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/241-designer-s-notebook/16744-ensuring-proper-alignment-of-layers-and-components-on-a-pcb
I4.0 and Reshoring
Why they go hand in hand.
https://www.pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/16748-why-i4-0-and-reshoring-go-hand-in-hand
NTI 100: The Unsinkable, Unstoppable PCB Market
The big just keep getting bigger. 
https://www.pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/16699-the-unsinkable-unstoppable-pcb-market
Flex Tooling Costs
Should they be higher than rigid?
https://www.pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/243-flexperts/16694-our-flex-circuit-tooling-costs-are-higher-than-rigid-is-that-normal
TROY, MI – Two in three respondents (67%) expect digital twin solutions to make the need for physical prototypes obsolete within the next six years. That’s according to a new survey released by Altair this week.
The independent, international survey of more than 2,000 professionals gauged digital twin technology adoption and assessed how organizations – across all industries – are utilizing it, its business benefits, and environmental impact.
Respondents also reported an overwhelmingly strong connection between digital twins and the drive for sustainability: 85% of respondents’ organizations are currently using or plan to use digital twin technology to reach their overall sustainability goals.
“There’s little doubt data gleaned from using digital twins gives organizations a world of new insight, helping teams work faster, create better products, generate less waste, and find their next big breakthrough,” said James R. Scapa, founder and chief executive, Altair. “But as this study confirms, we are just seeing the tip of the iceberg. The evolution toward a smart, connected everything is changing the world, and as businesses realize the untapped benefits of taking digital twins to the next level, including the convergence of simulation technology, high-performance computing, and AI, the possibilities for revolutionizing industries, business processes, and scientific research are endless.”
More key findings from the survey include:
    2. A need for deeper digital twin understanding is widespread: More than half of respondents stated they have limited knowledge about the technology or find it confusing. Many users (more       than one-third) signaled they’d like to learn more about use cases, data optimization, convergence, and other aspects of digital twin technology.
    3. Sustainability breakthroughs: The survey found digital twins are simulating the way to a net zero future, as 92% of respondents indicated the technology has improved sustainability within their      organization. Organizations use digital twin technology for a wide range of functions and reasons, with top use cases including:
Click here to learn more about the survey and view infographics that contain standout insights: https://altair.com/one-total-twin.
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