Electronic Specifier to attend electronica 2022

It has been four years since the company last attended electronica in person, and the whole team is thrilled to be collaborating and attending the exhibition.

Electronic Specifier connects electronics engineers with the latest products and industry news, reporting daily the innovations and products driving the electronics industry forward. Supporting everyone from design engineers in their research, managers buying components as well as manufacturers and distributors sharing their innovations.

Leveraging a diverse digital portfolio, Electronic Specifier strives to serve as the ultimate industry resources for electronics engineers in whichever format they digest information.

Electronic Specifier will be showcasing its electronica edition of its Electronic Specifier Design Magazine. Visit the stand for your copy.

Paige West, Managing Editor, Electronic Specifier said: “I am very much looking forward to getting back together with people in the electronics industry and discovering new information on markets and trends. I’m also excited to be announcing the winner of our Electronics Excellence Award at our booth on the Tuesday. Make sure to pop by!”

Electronic Specifier also has five pods, sponsored by EBV Elektronik and Infineon. The team will be distributing magazines, offering giveaways, and giving visitors the opportunity to enter the prize draw for a special prize, to be confirmed soon.

Electronics Excellence Award 2022

Electronic Specifier will also announce the winner of its rigorous, transparent Electronics Excellence Award at its booth (B4.451) on Tuesday 15 November at 12pm.

The judging panel for the award is made up of specially selected industry thought leaders and electronics specialists:

• Emma Botfield, Managing Director RS
• Robert Owen, Principal Consultant
• Mark Patrick, Technical Marketing Manager
• Helen Duncan, Marketing Consultant
• Rupert Baines, CMO of Codaship

Hosting Track Cyber Forum

Electronica Specifier’s Paige West and Mick Elliot are hosting the Cyber Security Forum in Hall B4, taking place on November 16 and 17. This will focus on four areas where implementing and maintaining cyber-security is key: automotive, embedded, IoT ands medical.

The increased reliance on connected, online systems is accelerating the way businesses communicate and share information, but it has also made them more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. With an unprecedented number of people working in hybrid or fully remote environments, there has never been a more critical time to effectively create and maintain a cyber-secure culture.