After six months of work, Force Technologies has launched a completely new website. Built alongside our marketing team, the new site is designed to make it easier for engineers, buyers and programme managers to find the obsolescence solutions they need, and to reflect how the business has grown over four decades.
In the video above, our CEO Karen Salmon introduces the new site and reflects on the work that went into it.
The new website brings our services and resources together in one place, with several new sections built for the people who rely on us:
- Part configurator: build and enquire on EEPROM, UVEPROM and SRAM devices by specifying exactly what you need, directly from the product pages.
- Quick Answers: short, straightforward videos answering the obsolescence questions we are asked most often.
- Podcast library: the full back catalogue of Force Tech Talks, covering obsolescence management, counterfeit avoidance, long-term storage and sustainability.
- The Force Library: a growing archive of historic semiconductor data books, preserved for anyone supporting legacy systems.
- Sector pages: dedicated areas for aerospace, defence, rail, industrial, medical and commercial applications.
- Meet the team: the engineers and specialists behind the work, now linked to the articles they write.
Every part of the new site has been built to support our expanding range of services and to make four decades of engineering knowledge easier to reach. Our thanks go to the marketing team for their work in bringing the project to life.
Take a look for yourself, and if you have a part to solve, get in touch with our team.

Written by
Charlotte HughesCommercial Director, Force Technologies
Charlotte Hughes is Commercial Director at Force Technologies with a degree and Masters in Psychology and is an accredited Applied Behaviour Analyst. She transitioned from internal sales and operations to managing sales, key accounts, and the distribution network. Charlotte actively participates in industry events and memberships, leveraging her expertise in sales, customer service, procurement, and product management within the electronics obsolescence sector.
Charlotte regularly engages with and attends events hosted by organisations Force Technologies is a member of, such as Joscar, Make UK Defence, Aerospace Wales and the International Institute of Obsolescence Management – all with the aim of networking, gaining and sharing industry knowledge and expertise.
Specialisms
Charlotte specialises in sales, customer service, product procurement, product management, and operations. She holds Associate Member status from the International Institute of Obsolescence Management.
Certifications
Charlotte holds Associate Member status from the International Institute of Obsolescence Management.

