Global Electronics Association: A New Era of Standards, Training, and Global Alignment

The transition from IPC to the Global Electronics Association marks a bold step toward aligning with the evolving needs of a rapidly transforming global electronics industry.

- Gaurab Majumdar Vice President (ASEAN, India, Middle East & Africa) for Global Electronics Association

With India emerging as a key player in manufacturing, design, and semiconductor innovation, the Association is deepening its engagement through localized training, global standards, and strategic partnerships. In this exclusive interaction, leaders from the Association outline their renewed commitment to helping Indian electronics companies become globally competitive and future-ready.

In an exclusive conversation with BISinfotech, Nikita Kumari sat down with Mr. Gaurab Majumdar, Vice President (ASEAN, India, Middle East & Africa) for Global Electronics Association, to explore how the Global Electronics Association (formerly IPC) is redefining its role in India's fast-evolving electronics landscape. From strengthening standards and upskilling talent to integrating Indian manufacturers into global supply chains, Majumdar sheds light on how the rebranded association is equipping India's electronics industry for a smarter, more connected, and competitive future.

1) Could you elaborate on the transition from IPC to the Global Electronics Association? What prompted this rebranding?