In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, the electronics industry faces unprecedented challenges from global disruptions, geopolitical uncertainties, and supply chain vulnerabilities. To remain competitive and resilient, organizations must adopt robust risk management frameworks that proactively identify and mitigate risks.
This webinar is brought to you by the Resiliency Working Group, part of the SEMI Supply Chain Management Initiative. We will explore the creation and implementation of an industry-standard risk management framework tailored to the unique complexities of the electronics supply chain. Attendees will learn how to assess potential risks, develop mitigation strategies, and leverage cutting-edge tools to improve visibility and responsiveness across their supply networks.
Key topics include:
• The critical risks impacting electronics supply chains and how to address them. • Best practices for building a resilient and adaptable risk management framework. • Strategies for real-time risk monitoring, supplier risk assessments, and scenario planning. • How to align your supply chain with industry standards for business continuity and operational stability.
Who should attend:
• Supply chain managers • Risk officers • Operations executives • Anyone involved in supply chain planning and resilience in the electronics sector
Join us to discover actionable insights and practical approaches to future-proof your electronics supply chain, ensuring it remains resilient, efficient, and prepared for any disruption.
Speaker bio:
Austin Evans is the Director of Supply Chain Risk Management at Intel. He is responsible for overseeing risk management for Intel’s supply chain as well as Intel’s Contingent Workforce Program Office. His organization is responsible for business continuity, governance, resilience, supply chain security and compliance.
Join us for a deep dive into the new industry-standard risk management framework tailored to the unique complexities of the electronics supply chain. Hosted by the SEMI Resiliency Working Group, this webinar will equip supply chain professionals with actionable insights on assessing critical risks, developing robust mitigation strategies, and leveraging advanced tools for real-time monitoring.
Building Resilient Supply Chains: Creating an Industry Standard for Risk Management
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Date: October 24, 2024
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Add to Calendar2024-10-24 00:00:002024-10-24 00:00:00Building Resilient Supply ChainsJoin us for a deep dive into the new industry-standard risk management framework tailored to the unique complexities of the electronics supply chain. Hosted by the SEMI Resiliency Working Group, this webinar will equip supply chain professionals with actionable insights on assessing critical risks, developing robust mitigation strategies, and leveraging advanced tools for real-time monitoring.United StatesSEMI.org[email protected]America/Los_Angelespublic
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SEMI Sustainability—Building a Sustainable $1T Industry
Join us for an insightful exploration of the semiconductor industry's pivotal role in advancing sustainability, including emissions, water, waste, climate equity and achieve net zero emissions. This forum will bring together leading experts, industry pioneers, and sustainability advocates to across the electronic supply chain to discuss innovative strategies, emerging technologies, and collaborative efforts driving the semiconductor sector toward a greener future.
Topics Include—
Industry Perspectives—Hear from top executives and/or leaders about the current state of sustainability in the semiconductor industry and the challenges and opportunities they face on the journey to net zero.
Innovative Technologies—Discover cutting-edge technologies and practices that reshape how semiconductor companies approach climate equity, energy efficiency, waste reduction, and resource management.
Case Studies—Learn from real-world examples of successful sustainability initiatives within the semiconductor sector and how these practices can be adapted across the industry.
Collaborative Solutions—Engage in discussions on how various stakeholders can collaborate to drive meaningful change and achieve collective sustainability goals.
Future Outlook—Gain insights into future trends and strategies that will influence the semiconductor industry's path to net zero, including regulatory developments and advancements in green technologies.
Whether you are a semiconductor industry professional, a sustainability enthusiast, or someone interested in the intersection of technology and environmental stewardship, this event promises valuable takeaways and actionable knowledge.
Participate in a U.S. Time Zone:
Pacific: 9am–10:45am
Mountain: 10am–11:45am
Central: 11am–12:45pm
Eastern: 12pm–1:45pm
Register now to be part of this important conversation and contribute to shaping a sustainable future for the semiconductor industry!
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Worldwide, companies in the semiconductor value chain are undergoing paradigm shifts in how sustainable business is conducted, governed, and reported. From engineering to the board room, the number of interdependent corporate functions charged with improving corporate sustainability performance is growing rapidly, with implications for decision-making across the enterprise.
New global sustainability regulations mean that key decisions regarding a company's sustainability strategy can now have significant regulatory implications. Understanding how one decision affects (or forecloses) another is critical, and companies must think several steps ahead to put themselves in a position to achieve their sustainability objectives without painting themselves into a corner.
This webinar will focus on discrete examples where such an approach is paramount – including making climate risk materiality determinations, adopting a climate transition plan, making product-related sustainability claims, disclosing conflict minerals smelter names, and selecting a double materiality assessment methodology. For each example, we will leverage data to examine industry trends, identify the specific potential issues, and suggest practical strategies to navigate those issues.
To ground the conversation, we will illustrate various ways in which these issues can come up in practice by discussing a set of hypothetical sustainability decisions, the related regulatory implications, and approaches that balance sustainability objectives and regulatory considerations.
As the semiconductor industry prepares for the coming wave of new sustainability laws and regulations, companies have an opportunity to develop a regulatory strategy for sustainability that takes an integrated approach to regulatory requirements, encourages coordination and collaboration between the sustainability and legal departments, minimizes regulatory burden and compliance risk, and enables sustainable and responsible business. We will share common features of strategies that have been successful in this regard and provide our recommendations regarding operationalizing such a strategy in your organization.
This event inaugurates the SEMI webinar series, “Global State of Play: Sustainability Regulations, Reporting, & Incentives.” New in 2024, this series offers semiconductor industry professionals the chance to interact with top-tier experts on the most pressing challenges in compliance, disclosure, and strategy for sustainable business.
Speaker
Ashley Walter is Partner & Chief Sustainability Officer at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, where he advises large technology companies, leading apparel brands, multinational retailers, and renewable energy project developers on business-critical climate, product sustainability, human rights and responsible sourcing issues. As Orrick’s Chief Sustainability Officer, he also oversees Orrick’s strategic sustainability initiatives.
Ashley focuses on developing innovative methods of supporting clients in achieving ESG objectives, including designing novel systems to manage supply chain risk; forming and guiding management-level ESG Steering Committees; and helping clients address the ESG requirements of major customers by engaging with those customers on his clients’ behalf.
Ashley is also heavily involved in ESG initiatives at Stanford Law School, where he has served as a moderator at the Stanford Directors’ College, has lectured on ESG at business law courses, and will be teaching the course “Law and Governance in ESG Strategy” in the spring of 2025.
Worldwide, companies in the semiconductor value chain are undergoing paradigm shifts in how sustainable business is conducted, governed, and reported. From engineering to the board room, the number of interdependent corporate functions charged with improving corporate sustainability performance is growing rapidly, with implications for decision-making across the enterprise.
Join us for this first event in our series, “Global State of Play: Sustainability Regulations, Reporting, & Incentives.” The series offers semiconductor industry professionals the chance to interact with top-tier experts on the most pressing challenges in compliance, disclosure, and strategy for sustainable business.
Times
Multiple sessions available!
EMEA: Monday, November 18, 2024 5:30-6:30 pm Central European Time (=8:30-9:30 am Pacific)
America: Monday, November 18, 2024 8:30-9:30 am or 4-5 pm Pacific Time
Asia Pacific: Tuesday, November 19, 2024 9-10 am Japan Standard Time (=4-5 pm Pacific)
Developing a Regulatory Strategy for Sustainability
Hours for Drop-off: 10:00 am - 3:30 pm (receipts available)
Lunch: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Program: 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm - Hear from Tech Exchange how the equipment will be refurbished and distributed and how recipients will receive the equipment, training and internet skills and access.
Tech Exchange's Highest Needs Current top priorities are laptops, desktops, and mini-computers. Other tech items are welcome, such as mice, keyboards, speakers, monitors, SSD drives, hard drives, cables, chargers, and networking equipment (including servers). All of these can be refurbished for use by students, families, or in classrooms.
In addition, we accept new or gently used tech accessories like laptop bags, tablet bags, and tech cases, as well as consumer technology such as Apple Watches, small speakers, digital/video cameras, audio equipment, drones, tablets, iPhones, iPads, and more.
All apple products that are donated must have their apple iCloud deactivated so we can reuse/repurpose it.
If an item is not on this list, please send Tech Exchange an email at [email protected].
For large lots (>100 laptops) please contact Tech Exchange to arrange a pick up at your location, visit Pickup.techexchange.org to schedule.
Together, we can help close the digital divide!
Join many other companies, including: SAP, Prospera, SmartZip, Snowflake, Sonic, Shell, Lonely Planet, Kaiser, Gap, ETrade, Benchmark Electronics, and many more.
Bring your decommissioned computer equipment to SEMI and change a life!
The SEMI Sustainability Climate Equity and Social Impact group is partnering with Tech Exchange to recycle, refurbish and reclaim your old or unusable computers and transform them into usable equipment for those without in the Bay Area. Tech Exchange secures the equipment, and then wipes all data from memory according to DOD standards, just like third-party e-waste firms do, and issues certificates as requested.
Drop off only, or join us for lunch and learn more about the program!
SEMI Members' Tech Donation Day
10:00 am - 3:30 pm
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Add to Calendar2024-10-25 10:00:002024-10-25 15:30:00SEMI Members' Tech Donation DayBring your decommissioned computer equipment to SEMI and change a life! The SEMI Sustainability Climate Equity and Social Impact group is partnering with Tech Exchange to recycle, refurbish and reclaim your old or unusable computers and transform them into usable equipment for those without in the Bay Area. Tech Exchange secures the equipment, and then wipes all data from memory according to DOD standards, just like third-party e-waste firms do, and issues certificates as requested. Drop off only, or join us for lunch and learn more about the program!SEMI 673 South Milpitas Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035 United StatesSEMI.org[email protected]America/Los_Angelespublic
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