An Overview of IPC-1783 Component Level Authentication (CLA)
Michael Ford
Abstract: An overview of IPC-1783 in terms of scope, goals and anticipated benefits. The hierarchy of the elements within the standard are explained, together with the methodology to connect manufacturing industry silos in terms of creating and connecting the hierarchy of digitally-secured immutable identifiers, whilst avoiding direct dependency on disparate traceability solutions, and without the exposure of IP and other private data. The relationship with other standards and organizations throughout the industry is also discussed.
Bio: Working for Aegis Software provides Michael the opportunity to apply his software for electronics assembly manufacturing experience to further drive technology solution innovation, satisfying evolving business needs in modern digital manufacturing.
Throughout his career, including eight years working in Japan, Michael has been instrumental in creating and evolving revolutionary software solutions for assembly manufacturing, that meet the most demanding expectations.
Today, Michael is an established thought leader for Industry 4.0 data-driven manufacturing, and an active contributor to industry standards. In 2021, Michael was recognized by IPC with a Fellowship Award, for contributions to standards including CFX, traceability, secure supply-chain and Digital Twin standards. Michael regularly contributes articles, columns and blogs in several leading industry publications.
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