ESSCI's Vision for Advancing Skills in the Electronics Industry

In an exclusive interview, Dr.Abhilasha Gaur, COO of the Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI), sheds light on how skilling processes will profoundly influence the electronics industry in 2024 and beyond.

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Gaur emphasizes the pivotal role of upskilling in preparing the workforce for emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), IoT, EV, and 5G.

The interview underscores the industry's need for a skilled workforce capable of navigating technological advancements, ensuring a seamless integration of cuttingedge innovations. As the electronics sector evolves, investing in education and training becomes paramount, with a focus on fostering a workforce equipped to drive and adapt to transformative trends.

In your opinion what are the technology trends that you anticipate will shape the electronics sector in 2024 and beyond?

The electronics sector is constantly evolving, with new technologies emerging and existing ones being refined all the time. Here are some of the technology trends that I anticipate will shape the electronics sector in 2024 and beyond:

5G and beyond:

The deployment and widespread adoption of 5G networks can significantly impact the electronics sector. This includes the development of 5G-compatible devices, IoT applications, and advancements in connectivity infrastructure.

Internet of Things (IoT):

The IoT landscape is likely to expand, with more devices becoming connected and integrated. This could lead to increased demand for IoT-enabled electronics across various industries, including healthcare, agriculture, and smart cities.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML):

Integration of AI and ML technologies into electronics products can enhance functionality and improve user experiences. This may include Al-powered smart devices, voice assistants, and autonomous systems.

Electric Vehicles (EVS) and Sustainable Technologies: