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2012 ERAI Executive Conference: Global Obsolescence, Compliance and Counterfeit Risks Symposium

IHS is co-hosting the 2012 ERAI Executive Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 17-18, 2012.

The focus of the 2012 ERAI Executive Conference will be the imminent and widespread changes all sectors of the supply chain should expect as a result of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 (Sec. 818. Detection and Avoidance of Counterfeit Electronic Parts). Industry experts will lead attendees through keynote sessions, workshops, and panel discussion around the most pressing issues facing the electronics value chain. Register by March 31st to receive discounted early bird rates.

For more information about the event agenda and speakers, visit 2012 ERAI Executive Conference.

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  • The Bellagio
    Las Vegas, Nevada


    The Bellagio is offering discounted room rates for conference attendees of $149.00 per night plus taxes and resort fees for May 16 and 17 for a deluxe room suite (two queen or one king bed).


    To make a room reservation at the Bellagio, please call the Group Reservations Department at 1 888 987-6667 or 702 693-7444 and mention that you are attending the ERAI Executive Conference. Reservations can also be made through the Bellagio website. Please be sure to choose guest type "Attendee".

The focus of the 2012 ERAI Executive Conference will be the imminent and widespread changes all sectors of the supply chain should expect as a result of the language contained in H.R.1540: National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 (Sec. 818. Detection and Avoidance of Counterfeit Electronic Parts). ERAI, IHS, and industry experts will lead attendees through keynote sessions, workshops, and panel discussion on the most pressing issues facing the electronics value chain, such as:

  • Systems and methods to detect, analyze, mitigate, and communicate counterfeits
  • Processes to abolish counterfeit part proliferation
  • The term “counterfeit” as it is currently defined
  • New personnel training requirements
  • Sourcing and procurement
  • Obsolescence, compliance and counterfeit risks
  • Component identification methods to meet design, performance, compliance and cost criteria
  • Component pricing forecasts, analysis, and benchmarking capabilities
  • Health status and outlook of the overall supply and demand for electronic components
  • Supply chain traceability
  • Identifying “trusted sources”
  • Debarring sources who have failed to exercise due diligence
  • Supplier expectations for detecting and avoiding the purchase, use or inclusion of counterfeit parts
  • Financial obligations when there is an escape
  • Material control
  • Systems management & corrective actions
  • New reporting requirements

Attendees should expect a unique, up close and personal, hands-on learning opportunity. You will leave with a thorough understanding of the coming changes and an actionable “to do” list ensuring your organization not only can meet but can exceed these new market demands.

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