Greek Microelectronic Industry (HSIA) Takes Action for Global Competitiveness
Athens, Greece, April 30, 2010 --(PR.com)-- The Greek microelectronic industry takes action to improve its global competitiveness in high value products & services.
Small steps to growth.
Today, the Hellenic Semiconductor Industry Association (HSIA) joins the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA) to advance the high-tech, export-driven dynamism of the Greek microelectronic industry.
Joining the GSA (www.gsaglobal.org) puts HSIA (www.hellenic-sia.org) in the core of the global industry. This brings Greek industry closer to over 800 GSA members, some of today’s fastest growing companies worldwide. Greek microelectronic companies will benefit from GSA efforts to promote collaboration, integration and innovation within the global semiconductor industry.
Dionisis Kolokotsas, HSIA General Manager, said: “Joining the GSA represents another step of the Greek microelectronic sector toward strengthening its position in the global high tech market. GSA will help us reach more customers around the world and showcase the Greek microelectronics industry as a credible partner. We are committed to delivering innovation with excellence to new customers, as we already do, serving some of the biggest companies around the world.”
In this direction, HSIA recently launched their new website, which has been re-designed to advance their profile within the global marketplace. As Dionisis said: “Our aim is to make our website a point of reference for the semiconductor industry.” The new website provides easily accessible information on HSIA members’ activities to news, events and career opportunities.
The Greek microelectronics industry is an example of how small companies can offer value-added innovation and compete in the global market. In difficult times for the country, HSIA can help the Greek economy become more extravert by promoting exports. “Exports are the driver of growth and HSIA can definitely help, but we need much more support for our activities,” Dionisis concluded.
Contact: Julie Garman
Mobile: +30 69 45 39 6577
email: garman.j@hellenic-sia.org
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About HSIA:
The Hellenic Semiconductor Industry Association (HSIA) was launched in 2005 as a non-profit association of high tech industries to represent the dynamic Greek microelectronics sector. HSIA brings together 50 industrial members and over 30 relevant universities and institutes in Greece and abroad. Our members serve customers around the world, such as ATT, Brazil Telecom, Broadcom, CERN, Cypress, EADS Avionics, Freescale, Frigoglas, Fujitsu, Goodrich, Intel, Israel Aerospace Industries, Jazz, LG, Lockheed Martin, Mitsubishi, Motorola, NASA, Netlogic, NTT, O2 UK, OKI, Omega, Panasonic, Philips, RFMD, Rockwell Collins, Samsung, Sharp, Skyworks, Sony, T-Mobile, Texas Instruments, Toshiba, Xerox, and others. HSIA is also proud member of the European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA).
Small steps to growth.
Today, the Hellenic Semiconductor Industry Association (HSIA) joins the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA) to advance the high-tech, export-driven dynamism of the Greek microelectronic industry.
Joining the GSA (www.gsaglobal.org) puts HSIA (www.hellenic-sia.org) in the core of the global industry. This brings Greek industry closer to over 800 GSA members, some of today’s fastest growing companies worldwide. Greek microelectronic companies will benefit from GSA efforts to promote collaboration, integration and innovation within the global semiconductor industry.
Dionisis Kolokotsas, HSIA General Manager, said: “Joining the GSA represents another step of the Greek microelectronic sector toward strengthening its position in the global high tech market. GSA will help us reach more customers around the world and showcase the Greek microelectronics industry as a credible partner. We are committed to delivering innovation with excellence to new customers, as we already do, serving some of the biggest companies around the world.”
In this direction, HSIA recently launched their new website, which has been re-designed to advance their profile within the global marketplace. As Dionisis said: “Our aim is to make our website a point of reference for the semiconductor industry.” The new website provides easily accessible information on HSIA members’ activities to news, events and career opportunities.
The Greek microelectronics industry is an example of how small companies can offer value-added innovation and compete in the global market. In difficult times for the country, HSIA can help the Greek economy become more extravert by promoting exports. “Exports are the driver of growth and HSIA can definitely help, but we need much more support for our activities,” Dionisis concluded.
Contact: Julie Garman
Mobile: +30 69 45 39 6577
email: garman.j@hellenic-sia.org
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About HSIA:
The Hellenic Semiconductor Industry Association (HSIA) was launched in 2005 as a non-profit association of high tech industries to represent the dynamic Greek microelectronics sector. HSIA brings together 50 industrial members and over 30 relevant universities and institutes in Greece and abroad. Our members serve customers around the world, such as ATT, Brazil Telecom, Broadcom, CERN, Cypress, EADS Avionics, Freescale, Frigoglas, Fujitsu, Goodrich, Intel, Israel Aerospace Industries, Jazz, LG, Lockheed Martin, Mitsubishi, Motorola, NASA, Netlogic, NTT, O2 UK, OKI, Omega, Panasonic, Philips, RFMD, Rockwell Collins, Samsung, Sharp, Skyworks, Sony, T-Mobile, Texas Instruments, Toshiba, Xerox, and others. HSIA is also proud member of the European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA).
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Hellenic Semiconductor Industry Association
Julie Garman
+30 69 45 39 6577
www.hellenic-sia.org
Julie Garman
+30 69 45 39 6577
www.hellenic-sia.org
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