FOUR INDUSTRY TRENDS AFFECTING CONNECTIVITY DESIGN
Designers of electronic products are continually challenged to evolve those products, which requires incorporating the newest features while addressing trends toward higher density, greater speed, expanded connectivity, and improved power management. Facing increasingly short design cycles in an era where products are revised within months, developers turn to the Data and Devices division of TE Connectivity (TE) to incorporate advanced, reliable connectors and components that rapidly drive new generations of electronics.
From “Big Data” and the Internet of Things (IoT) to wearable devices, 4K television, and 5G wireless networks, market forces are driving the need to move more data faster than ever to more places. As a result, products are becoming faster, smaller, more connected, and more energy-efficient. At the same time, the shelf life of products is becoming shorter. Companies are under constant pressure to get to market more quickly with products whose lifespans are becoming more limited, and they must manufacture with the speed and agility to roll out new products as the market demands them. Gone are the days when data center hardware was used for decades or consumer devices were replaced only once they broke. In this new, data-hungry world designers need components that allow them to easily upgrade within the same footprint, letting them quickly and efficiently scale to future user requirements.
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Navigating the SOSA Technical Standard 1.0 for Interconnect Selection
Current open standards for systems architecture leave a great deal of room for interpretation. Ensuring interoperability as well as reducing development time and cost has historically been an issue. This whitepaper discusses how to navigate the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) standard for interconnect selection. Learn how TE Connectivity is participating in the SOSA Consortium as a key part of this effort to facilitate interoperability, reuse and rapid technology insertion for faster development and time-to-market. ...
onsemi M 1 1200 V SiC MOSFETs & Modules: Characteristics and Driving Recommendations
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Seven Key Habits of Successful Finance Leaders
Finance leaders have a unique role to play in helping their organizations navigate a fluid business environment. Thanks to their exposure to the inner workings of every facet of the business, they are positioned to harness insights and make connections that no other single role can match.
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Modern senior finance professionals need to think strategically about how digital transformation and process improvement can positively impact their finance teams — and ultimately the business — several years down the road. To be tactical partners with business leaders and the C-suite, CFOs need to be continually scanning conditions ahead to help the company succeed during rough seas or calm waters and meet rapidly evolving market conditions as well as changing customer, employee, and investor demands.
This white paper outlines five current ...
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Managing ever changing employee benefit tax regulations can incur a high cost for businesses but it’s not a spend management step you can skip — and with automation you don’t have to.
With the prevalence of hybrid working, changes to business travel and an increasingly competitive labour market, spend management goalposts are continually shifting. Benefits that were once considered peripheral are now commonplace. Travel managers have to deal with new benefits categories outside of the usual travel related expenses. Manual processes that used ...