ISS EUROPE 2009
1–3 February
Dresden, Germany
StRatEGIc DIREctIOn
anD lEaDERSHIP FOR EUROPE
attEnDInG tHE ISS cOnFEREncE IS nOw mORE
ImPORtant tHan EvER
• Market Forces and Drivers for Semiconductors and Related Technology
• Environment for Industrial Development in Europe
• Executive Panel “Strategic Direction and Leadership for Europe’s
Semiconductor Industry”
• Manufacturing and Technology, Silicon-based…and Beyond
• Semiconductor Industry Forecast
RegisteR iss euROpe 2009 speakeRs: guest speakeR:
• Peter Bauer, Infineon Fons Trompenaars, author of
NOW
• Frank Bier, Fraunhofer Institut for Riding the Whirlwind
Biomedical
• Jean-Marc Chery, STMicroelectronics ISS provides the most comprehensive
ISS EUROPE
• Hans Deppe, AMD Saxony overview of the global semiconductor
1–3 FEbRUaRy
• Alain Dutheil, ST-NXP Wireless industry and gives insights into the
• Paolo Gargini, Intel shifting business environment.
• Peter Geiselhart, NXP Semiconductors Top-level industry speakers,
HIltOn HOtEl
• Bill McClean, IC market analysts, and economists
• Malcolm Penn, Future Horizons debate and challenge the latest
DRESDEn, GERmany
• Jiri Marek, Robert Bosch ideas on technology, market intelli-
• Gerhard Rauter, Q-Cells gence, financial trends, and end-user
• Hans Jürgen Straub, X-Fab applications.
• Marc Van Sande, Umicore
InDUStRy
• John Wei, TSMC
• Stephen Welton, Edwards
StRatEGy
• Thorsten Widmer, Robert Bosch
SymPOSIUm
EUROPE
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