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MAY 2023 I PCB007 MAGAZINE 97 It's another home run for this collaboration between IPC and I-Connect007. Detailed information on how shipping costs will affect your business this year, efforts in Mexico to make a play on the world stage of electronics manufacturing, the impact of IPC-1791 for defense manufacturers, an image gallery from WHMA's 30th annual conference, and so much more. When it comes to advanced degrees, the PhD is often a misunderstood and underval- ued option. In a world where MBA programs have strong name recognition, and mas- ter's degrees can seem rela- tively easy to obtain, the PhD is frequently overlooked. In fact, many people couldn't even tell you what the initials stand for. As someone who has embarked on this journey, I am eager to share the insights I've gained along the way. I'll cover the value of a PhD, the require- ments for earning one, and some advice for successfully completing the program. The use of AI in the music indus- try seems only natural. If you're trying to create a piece of music that is similar to one you already have, AI can do that for you. Just give it some basic instruc- tions and let it go to work. Guest Editor Kelly Dack recently spoke with Mike Meyer, senior business devel- opment manager for CMK Ameri- cas, which specializes in manufactur- ing PCBs for the automotive sector. In this interview, they discuss CMK's lat- est developments, trends in the global automotive market, and why they plan to expand their facility in Thailand. Throughout my years in electronics mergers and acquisitions, I have seen some companies succeed and others fail. A variety of factors determine the success of a company, from great leadership to a strong corporate culture and luck. I define a successful company as one that is profitable and receives attractive offers in the market, whereas a failing company doesn't generate money, is shunned in the market, and often shutter. As I've mentioned in previous columns, etching can be the most complex process in the wet pro- cessing stages because there are many factors that contribute to your etch rate. Without keeping these contributing factors steady, your etch rate will vary and, therefore, so will your product quality. For the latest news and information, visit PCB007.com SPRING 2023 The Doctor's In: Everything You Need to Know About Getting a PhD Punching Out: Seven Drivers of Market Success CMK Hits the Gas on Automotive PCBs The Chemical Connection: Chemical Control for Wet Processes Spring Issue of IPC Community Now Available for Download NAMM 2023: It's All About That Bass Tom Kastner Mike Meyer

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