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Coventor’s Stephen Breit Highlighted as Featured Speaker at MEPTEC MEMS Symposium

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Coventor’s Stephen Breit will be one of the featured speakers at the upcoming MEPTEC MEMS Technology Symposium.  Dr. Breit, who is V.P. of Engineering at Coventor,  will speak about realizing the full potential of MEMS design automation software.  It’s a topic he knows quite a bit about as he has headed up the research and development of Coventor’s market-leading MEMS design software solutions for the past 15 years. Steve will draw upon that experience to make the case for engineers to use increased software-based automation and simulation tools in order to reduce time-consuming and costly build-and-test cycles.

The tenth annual MEMS Technology Symposium is being held in San Jose, California on May 23, 2012.  To celebrate a decade of success, this year’s discussions will be focused on how to jumpstart the next decade with a bold prediction: to grow the MEMS market to $1 trillion USD. This year’s speakers have been carefully selected based on how well they support this idea and embrace the possibility of increasing the MEMS market over the next ten years

MEPTEC is a is a trade association that has provided a forum for semiconductor packaging and test professionals to learn and exchange ideas that relate to packaging, assembly and test for the past 30 years.  To register for the event click here.

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