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Force Tech Talk #1- Sustainability

Force Tech Talk #1- Sustainability

26 January 2024 · By Ben Savage

Force Tech Talk 1 – Sustainability in the obsolete semiconductor world

Welcome to our first Podcast. We have been working towards this for a while and it is great to be able to introduce the first one.

We will be releasing these podcasts on the last Friday of every month so please subscribe to our YouTube Podcast Channel or follow me to stay up to date.

The first “Force Tech Talk” will discuss sustainability in the obsolete semiconductor world. Mainly why it is so important why it is so important in legacy systems and discussing what we have been doing at Force Technologies to help alleviate supply chain issues and deal with ongoing demands.

If you have any questions you want us to cover going forward, then please message Charlotte: sales@forcetechnologies.co.uk. We want to keep this as interactive as possible. Better yet, if you would like to feature as a guest let us know.

Ben Savage

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Ben Savage

Applications Manager, Force Technologies

Ben Savage joined Force back in 2006, starting out as a technician and now holds the title of Applications Manager. Boasting 20 years living and breathing obsolete semiconductors, his day-to-day role is heading up the daily engineering requirements that get sent in from our global customer base.

When not working, Ben can be found spending time with his wife, two children and various hobbies.

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Ben holds Member level with The Institute of Obsolescence Management and has written and presented numerous presentations/blogs over the years detailing Force products/services and new technologies.

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