Enable quality excellence in the semiconductor industry
The semiconductor industry faces rapid ecosystem evolution driven by critical product shortages, security, compliance and traceability concerns, quality issues and a surging demand for space-constrained computing power. This forces chipmakers to rethink critical alliances while safely relocating fabs closer to specific governments, industries, and customers. Companies must equip themselves with the right tools to accelerate semiconductor development, respond to changing customer demands, reduce costs and unleash innovation. This can help drive quality management across the entire product lifecycle, from chip development to design, manufacturing, and testing. Semiconductor manufacturers can enable smarter decisions and increase their chances for success by using Siemens Digital Industries Software's solutions. By leveraging a collaborative platform that combines product lifecycle management (PLM) and native quality management system (QMS) tools, semiconductor companies can deliver complex, high-quality products and streamline their value chain.
Join us for this webinar to gain insights into how a digital end-to-end quality management approach can minimize risks and leverage complexity as a competitive advantage in the semiconductor industry. Discover how design, engineering, and quality management teams can have the same view of the information needed, breaking down silos between departments and domains, facilitating faster and more informed decisions based on comprehensive data to continuously improve the overall quality.
Key Takeaways
- Leverage the Siemens digital end-to-end quality management solutions to help manufacturers minimize risks and gain a competitive advantage.
- Learn how to use a single platform to lower development cycle times and reduce costs associated with poor quality.
- Enhance collaboration by sharing insights throughout the value chain, improving collaboration and efficiency across domains.
Meet the speakers
Sankhajit Chakraborty
Solution & Strategy Director
Sankhajit Chakraborty brings over 30 years of technical leadership and management expertise in the semiconductor and electronics industries, having worked with renowned multinational companies such as Toshiba, Intel, ON Semiconductor, Atmel, Microchip, Broadcom, and Siemens. He has successfully led initiatives across system software development, microelectronics, PCB product design, product lifecycle management, supply chain optimization, design for manufacturing, and manufacturing system implementations. Additionally, Chakraborty has played a key role in executing multiple end-to-end mergers and acquisitions for Intel, ON Semiconductor, Atmel Corporation, and Broadcom. At Siemens DISW, he provides architectural oversight, drives the creation of broad solution strategies, and defines market value for new and enhanced product capabilities. He also leads the development of best practices, methodologies, tools, accelerators, and solutions. Notably, he spearheaded the creation of the industry’s first end-to-end commercial Semiconductor Lifecycle Management (SLCM) software solution, enabling digitalization and accelerating customers' digital transformation journeys. Chakraborty holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering, a Master's degree in Computer Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, and is PMP-certified by the Project Management Institute.
Valentina Giovanna Lupo
Industry Manager for Discrete Manufacturing
Valentina is an industry manager for Siemens Digital Industries Software, with a focus on quality. She started her journey at Siemens three years ago in the business enablement team of manufacturing operations management. Before joining Siemens, she held different positions in quality management and R&D, both in Italy and Poland. She also covered project management positions, as a “Certified Project Management Associate – IPMA Level D®️”.
Katrin Leyh
Solution Domain Manager Quality
Katrin has earned a Master of Science degree in mechanical engineering. After her study, Katrin began her professional career in 1991 with IBS in Germany. With the implementation of production, quality and traceability management solutions IBS was a brand leader in the German-speaking market for over 30 years. Katrin worked in various roles including sales, customer relations and product management. Following the full integration of IBS into Siemens in 2016, Katrin has been responsible for global business development for the Siemens sales and services organization in quality management software. Today, Katrin is the Solution Domain Manager for Digital Manufacturing Quality at Siemens Digital Industries Software.