IET collaborates with ISA

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IET collaborates with ISA 
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has announced its partnership with the India Semiconductor Association (ISA), the premier trade body representing the Indian Electronic System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) industry.
Both institutions will organize membership promotion activities to increase awareness of the member benefits and activities of the other institution. The ISA and IET will also work together on joint projects, events, conferences, forums, publications, standards, educational materials and awards.
Nigel Fine, Chief Executive, IET, said, “India is a key part of our growth plans and this collaboration with ISA further strengthens our growing international network of partnerships. I am delighted that this new partnership with the ISA will help Indian engineers develop their sector expertise, widen their professional community and access world class engineering intelligence via the IET.”
PVG Menon, President, ISA, said, “We are delighted to enter into an agreement with IET to offer content and skill development programmes to our members. We believe this is crucial to realising our vision to make India a preferred global destination for ESDM, and to achieve the goal of building a US$400 billion ESDM sector in India by 2020. Our engineers and professionals will benefit enormously from tapping into IET’s rich content and expertise base, and we hope to proliferate international best practices in the Indian industry through such alliances.”


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