Occam Process Webinar Scheduled for Next Week
Verdant Electronics will conduct an informational webinar on Tuesday, September 11th, to introduce its “evolutionary” new technology which integrates printed circuit board (PCB) fabrication and assembly (PCBA).
Verdant Electronics’ founder and Occam Process developer Joseph (Joe) Fjelstad will present the technology, address frequently asked questions and answer live questions from webinar participants.
Also, new developments, in support of the Occam Process, will be disclosed.
“There are alternative capabilities as well as pathways to achieving certain objectives of the original technology, such as the production of solder free electronic assemblies,” said Fjelstad. “We will be unveiling some of those alternatives during this webinar, which may both enhance and accelerate delivery of the promise the Occam Process holds,” he concluded.
Agenda: 11:00-12:30 (PDT, GMT-7)
11:00 AM—Welcome
11:10 AM—The Occam Process - An Alternative Approach to Electronics Manufacturing
11:30 AM—Comments on FAQs
12:00 PM—Open Q&A
12:30 PM—Conclusion
The cost for the webinar is 99 per person. To register, please visit: The Occam Process Webinar
(http://w.on24.com/r.htm?e=92742&s=1&k=9A0964EE92B4FBD90779EDF3DE816F3D)
About the Occam Process
The Occam Process promises to dramatically improve the way electronic products are made. This new methodology greatly reduces the number of process steps used to create electronic assemblies, simplifying PCB fabrication and assembly, thereby reducing cost and improving reliability. Moreover, products of the process will inherently comply with the EU’s RoHS legislation.
For those seeking more detailed information about the webinar, Verdant’s Advisors or about the Occam Process, please visit: www.verdantelectronics.com
About the Company
Verdant Electronics is a privately held company dedicated to the development and deployment of sustainable manufacturing technologies and techniques for use in the production of electronic products that will reduce manufacturing process time, material waste and energy use, thereby reducing costs and the impact of electronic product manufacture on the environment. For more information, visit: www.verdantelectronics.com
Ray Rasmussen
ray@verdantelectronics.com
916-941-1133
Verdant Information Group
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