Webcast: Innovation at Risk — Intellectual Property Challenges and Opportunities
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Originally broadcast June 17, 2008
Semiconductor equipment and materials suppliers face serious and mounting challenges in intellectual property (IP) protection, with adverse economic consequences for the entire microelectronics industry, according to a new white paper published by SEMI. The report provides a detailed study of various IP challenges facing the equipment and materials industry and offers recommendations for improving the situation. The white paper is based on a survey of SEMI member companies. The webcast features an overview of the SEMI findings and further discussion by a panel of industry executives.
Moderator:
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Alexander Braun Senior Editor Semiconductor International |
Speaker:
| Vicki Hadfield Executive Vice President of Global Public Policy, SEMI and President, SEMI North America |
Executive Panel:
| Bob Akins Chairman and CEO, Cymer, Inc. Vice Chairman, SEMI International Board of Directors |
| Jerry Coder President Emeritus, DuPont IC Fab Materials Chairman, SEMI International Board of Directors |
| Hamid Zarringhalam Executive VP Technology, Sales and Marketing Nikon Precision Inc. |
| Harvey Frye President Tokyo Electron America |
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Posted: May 27, 2008
