Counterfeit Electronic Parts and Electronic Supply Chain Symposium

Counterfeit Electronic Parts and Electronic Supply Chain Symposium - Nov/Dec 2010

Learn more at www.smta.org/counterfeit

WHEN: November 30 – December 2, 2010
LOCATION: University of Maryland, College Park, MD
Contact: Diganta Das (diganta@umd.edu)

SMTA and CALCE @ University of Maryland hosted the 2010 Symposium on Counterfeit Electronic Parts and Electronic Supply Chain at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD on November 30 – December 2.

Changes in electronic supply chain had been fast and furious in the last decades and its impact on the practices of companies is still evolving. It is well understood that, the scourge of counterfeit electronic parts is related to the changes in supply chain but it is only one of the many impacts. This symposium will provide a forum to cover all aspects of changes in the electronic parts supply chain on how an organization performs part selection and management through whole life cycle of the parts.

Tuesday, November 30 - 8:00am - 5:00pm
Introduction to the Symposium	Diganta Das, UMD
Where We Are in Government	Brian Hughitt, NASA
Electronic Distribution Panel Discussion	Robin Gray – NEDA (moderator) Dave Doherty, Digi-Key (panelist) Melanie Pizzey, TTI (panelist) Ed Smith, Avnet (panelist)
A Simple Solution to Authenticate IC without Marking or Modification to the Production Process	Quincy Mattingly, AlpVision
Hardware Intrinsic Security: Eliminating Counterfeiting at the Source	Marten van Hulst, Intrinsic ID
Securing the Electronic Parts Supply Chain at the SGTIN Item Level	Liz Churchill, Bilcare Technologies
End Noise Digitizer	Morton Greene, Inkode Int’l; Conrad Chmara, e-Thenticate
Counterfeit Trends - Increasing Difficulties in Detection	Mark Marshall, Integra Technologies
Material Forensic Based Detection	Bhanu Sood, CALCE/University of Maryland

Wednesday, December 1 - 8:00am - 5:00pm
US Government Policies and Actions	Andrew Kline, Office of the IP Czar
How Parker Electronic Systems Developed an AS5553 Compliant Counterfeit Electronic Parts Control Plan	James Hermann, Parker Aerospace
Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement	Kenya Merritt, FBI
Federal Procurement Panel	Sydney Pope, Department of Defense (Moderator) Rob Leibrandt, OSD Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy (panelist) Fred Schipp, MDA (panelist) Charlie Whitmeyer, Orbital (panelist)
Countering the Counterfeit Threat: Embedded Authentication Technology to Address Counterfeit Microelectronics Concerns	Gregory Zawitoski, National Semiconductor
The Wrong Way and Right Way of Retaining a Testing Laboratory	Keith Gregory, Greenberg & Bass; and Kristal Snider, ERAI
Intellectual Property: Observations on Efforts to Quantify the Economic Effects of Counterfeit and Pirated Goods	Pedro Almoguera, Government Accountability Office
Another Aspect of Counterfeit— Addressing Lead-free in the Aerospace Supply Chain	William Procarione, Boeing Defense, Space & Security; Bob Morris, Renaissance Services
Robust Supply Chain Management in Counterfeit Risk Mitigation	Carol Pepin, General Dynamics
Combating Counterfeit Electronics	Wayne Moss, NAVSEA
Research Directions	Diganta Das, CALCE

Thursday, December 2 - 8:00am - 5:00pm
Workshops
IDEA Inspection Training Seminar	Debra Eggeman, Independent Distributors of Electronics Association
IPR Protection: First Line of Defense - Customs	Tim Trainer, Global Intellectual Property Strategy Center, P.C.
Managing Electronic Part Obsolescence	Prof. Peter Sandborn, CALCE/University of Maryland
Electrical Testing, Characterization and Qualification for Part Authentication	Mark Marshall, Integra Technologies
Material Level Evaluation and Characterization for Part Authentication	Bhanu Sood, CALCE/University of Maryland
Part Manufacturer and Distributor Assessment	Dr. Diganta Das, CALCE/University of Maryland

This symposium will be valuable to senior management, supply chain managers, component engineers, brand protection specialists, inspectors, marketing and procurement policy makers, contracts and legal management, security specialists and government agencies addressing the issue. Our focus is to provide relevant information to the professionals that can be used for solving problems today while planning for a different business and technology environment in the future.

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