Welcome to the UKEA
The UK Electronic Alliance (UKEA) was formed in response to the Electronics Innovation and Growth Team (EIGT) Report, which was published by the DTI in 2005.
The EIGT Report stated ‘that the fragmented, diverse nature of the (electronics) industry, and its difficulty representing itself to Government and vice versa, led to delays in addressing some of the key issues which impact on its performance’.
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Our Members
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Monday, 06 February 2012 |
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A summary of events being organised by our members is now available in the library. For more details of these events, please follow the link in the calendar. More events will be added to the calendar as and when details are announced. Please check back for further updates.
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Thursday, 26 January 2012 |
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As part of its strategy to help companies address the growing threat of counterfeits in the electronics supply chain, following the success of its first two seminars, the UK Electronics Alliance is organising a further seminar to be held at 1VS Conference Centre in London on Tuesday 3 April. With the emphasis on providing practical help and advice, this seminar will build on our previous seminars by providing an update of the work being undertaken by various groups to combat this threat.
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Friday, 06 January 2012 |
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The new Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) is now available to all manufacturing businesses across England. It will be delivered by the MAC, which is comprised of Grant Thornton, Pera, WM Manufacturing Consortium Ltd and SWMAS Ltd. It has been estimated that the new MAS will help to generate £1.5 billion in economic growth, 23,000 jobs and safeguard 50,000 jobs.
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Thursday, 15 December 2011 |
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The latest in innovative, high tech electronics have been showcasing the very best of British manufacturing at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills in the heart of Westminster.
For the last two weeks UK designed and manufactured electronics and components have been displayed to highlight the expertise Britain has in this sector, and the contribution that electronics makes to the economy.
The exhibition was visited today by Business Minister Mark Prisk who met senior executives from the industry.
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