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ECS Show Oxford 19th of May, 2022/IIOM 17th – 19th May 2022

3 February 2022 · By Ben Savage

Force will be attending the ECS show in Oxford on the 19th of May 2022. It was postponed twice due to Covid and is finally going ahead.

We will be there offering our various solutions to obsolescence and if anyone personally wishes to discuss anything I will be there the whole day exhibiting.  It will certainly be nice to be out and about again after a tough few years and whilst we will almost certainly be seeing seasonal corona viruses for the foreseeable future we must start to return to some semblance of normality.

Force will also be attending the IIOM event in Dresden Germany represented by Karen Salmon our MD and Charlotte Hughes one of our Major accounts sales staff. I have linked out linkedin profiles below should you wish to get in touch and discuss anything or set up meetings in advance.

Myself: Ben Savage | LinkedIn
Karen: Karen Salmon FORCE TECHNOLOGIES | LinkedIn
Charlotte: Charlotte Hughes | LinkedIn

 

 

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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